FHSU Reveille 1970

1970 Reveille

Fort Hays Kansas State College
Hays, Kansas

Roxy Ann Green, Editor

Greg Gleason, Business Manager

L. M. Jackson, Photography Director

The sun has gone down on one
of the most tumultuous decades
of modern man. War, political
assassination and social up-
heaval rocked America and the
world in the '60's. Man won his
first battle with space.

More personally, the sun sets
on the Cunningham era of Fort
Hays State as Dr. John W. Gus-
tad picks up the torch and leads
the college forward.

Although barely risen over the
horizon, one can feel -the shadow
of the '70's. The future of all
mankind will be determined by
the events of these years. The
shadow of Fort Hays will be cast
by President Gustad, but it is the
students who will determine the
depth of that shadow. Let us
now begin.

This is the Beginning
Of Tomorrow —

The Way It's Going to Be
For You and Me.

Contents

Happenings 18

Academics 42

Student Life 76

Athletics 140

Community 1 82

Classes 232

Advertising 322

Life Is an Instant —

A Dream — A Summons.

We Follow the Sun,

We Burst Outside Ourselves.

In the Uncertainty of This Age,

A College Casts
Its Shadow of Growth.
We Select, Cast Away, Evolve.

1970 Ushers in the Gustad Era for Fort Hays

As the 60 s slip over the horizon
of time and 1970 casts its sunrise
shadow, a new figure stands to
guide the destinies and steer the
course of action of Fort Hays State
College.

A Minnesotan by birth and edu-
cation, Dr, John W. Gustad becomes
a Kansan by adoption as he accepts
the Presidency of Fort Hays State
and becomes its fifth president.

"I want to make this the best col-
lege in Kansas, he said, and he
set about to inaugurate changes

which he feels will help him fulfill his
goal.

Reassessing the curriculum, reor-
ganizing the academic structure and
raising faculty salaries were the first
endeavors to which he set his at-
tention.

"Kansas has something very spec-
ial and that's their people," declared
Mrs. Doris Gustad as she and daugh-
ter Anne joined the new president
in Hays to establish their home on
the campus.

College Dignitaries Witness Gustad Inauguration

BELOW: Many speakers grace the podium during inaugural
week* Among them are Dr Walt Rostow, Steve Ray!, Dr*
Neil Walker and Dr* E* Laurence Chalmers. FAR BELOW:
The investiture of a president is not a completely serious
matter* BELOW RIGHT: Dr. Gustad enjoys a humorous
remark made by Dr* James McCain. FAR RIGHT: Faculty
from various institutions pose an impressive procession*

Cold, damp weather moved the
inauguration ceremonies inside to
Sheridan Coliseum Oct. 5. Dignitaries
from colleges across the nation as
well as those in Kansas were on hand
to witness the investiture of Dr. Gus-
tad as president of Fort Hays State.

Greetings from five elements of
college life were included in the pro-
gram. Gov. Robert Docking brought
greetings for the State of Kansas;

Steve Rayi for the students; Dr. Neil
Walker for the faculty; and Dr. James
McCain, president of Kansas State
University, for the state institutions
of higher education.

Dr. Walt Rosfow delivered the in-
augural address entitled "The Irrele-
vance of the Relevant." Presiding
over the investiture of office was
Thomas Griffith of Manhattan, chair-
man of the Board of Regents.

Academic Activities Mark Inauguration Week

BELOW: The inaugural platform party pro-
vides much color and solemn dignity, BE-
LOW LEFT: Gov. Robert Docking brings
greetings from the State of Kansas. FAR
BELOW: The Gustads make their way to
the Country Club for luncheon.

Charge to the President

John W. Gustad, you have in-
dicated your willingness to ac-
cept the position of president
of Fort Hays Kansas State Col-
lege. . . .The questions that you,
your faculty and students must
seek to answer are myriad and
complex. I can provide no solace
by saying that the answer to
these questions will be easy. The
only encouragement that I can
offer is that mankind, although
it has demonstrated enormous
capacity for folly, has also ex-
hibited a hopeful capacity to
achieve. My charge to you is to
bring to bear all the resources
and powers entrusted to your
guidance to the task of insuring
that Fort Hays Kansas State
College plays its role in achiev-
ing peace, harmony and broth-
erhood for all mankind.

Special academic activities involving fac-
ulty and students continued throughout the
week following the inauguration.

Dr, E. Laurence Chalmers, chancellor of
the University of Kansas, spoke to an honors
convocation held on campus Monday morn-
ing, Later that evening a special honor so-
cieties banquet was held with the president
and family as honored guests. Dr, Gustad
was also the feature speaker of the event.

Three faculty symposiums were held durlnq the
week. At that time, Dr, Leo Oliva, Dr. Samuel
Sackett and Dr, Gerald W, Tomanek, all of the
Fort Hays State faculty, presented scholarly
papers.

An evening convocation in Sheridan Coliseum
presented Dr. O. Meredith Wilson, nationally
known as the president and director of the Cen-
ter for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences
at Stanford, Calif, His message was entitled
"Education and the Evolution of a Democratic
Society,"

Music also played a part in the activities of the
week. The voice faculty of Fort Hays presented
a vocal recital with an organ recital being held
later In the week.

Capping the week for Dr, Gustad was the
Chamber of Commerce banquet held on Friday
Evening. Dr. Gustad was honored guest and
speaker for the evening.

When a new president comes to office, new symbols are
created to represent his authority. At Fort Hays, these
symbols are in the form of the medallion, used in con-
veying the duties of office; the sea! representing the
authority of the office itself and the mace, which is
carried during the inaugural procession.

What Man Can Conceive,
He Can Achieve.
Let's Sing a Song of Peace,
of Progress for the 70's.

HAPPENINGS

HAPPENINGS

HAPPENINGS

HAPPENINGS

HAPPENINGS

HAPPENINGS

HAPPENINGS

FHS “Residents” Return

Balmy fall weather provided the
perfect atmosphere for an unhurried
return to class routine. The feeling
In the air was one of speculation.
How would the Tiger Football season
go? What about the new president?
Would Vietnam receive more cam-
pus attention?

Whatever the expectations, stu-
dents, new and old, found fall con-
ditions— In a spring-like setting, right
for getting to know campus life.

FAR ABOVE: Summer-like weather makes
a fall picnic on the college lawn irresistible.
ABOVE RIGHT: Enrollment involves money.
Students gave to the Endowment Fund
while passing through enrollment line.
RIGHT: People-to-People, an organization
for foreign students made new arrivals
at FHS feel at home with casual get-to-

Students Welcome
Gustads, Parents

Associated Women Students and
McMindes Hall combined efforts to
welcome Mrs. Gustad as the new
first lady of FHS. McMindes spon-
sored a tea honorinq Mrs. Gustad
and daughter Ann. All women stu-
dents, faculty members and house-
mothers were invited to visit with
Mrs. Gustad during the gathering.
Students all over the campus wel-
comed their parents to FHS for the
annual Parents Day, Sept. 20. Parents
heard President Gustad speak and
and had the opportunity to sample
dorm food and attend a Tiger foot-
ball game.

RIGHT: Debate between the Moratorium
and anti-Moratorium factions becomes
somewhat forma! in this instance, BELOW:
Crowds in the Union show the apathy many
students feel towards Moratorium activi-
ties. BELOW RIGHT: Feeble candle flames
are carefully guarded during the November
candle lighting for peace, FAR RIGHT:
Several students prefer to read about the
Moratorium than become involved.

Oct. 15 Brings Meager Response

Fort Hays was no exception to the
Moratorium activities as students be-
came active in several programs,
demonstrating their reaction to the
Vietnam conflict. The reaction on
October 15, however, was meager,
characterized by only a smattering
of black armbands and American
flaqs.

Activities in November brought
candle lighting ceremonies for peace
and a debate between the Morator-
ium and anti-Moratonum groups.
Large corwds in the Union during
the proceedings indicated a gen-
eral lack of interest.

RIGH i : Wet weather fails to wilt royal
loveliness as Queen Robyn and her court
share an umbrella. BELOW: Alumni and
stuaents experience a common plight as
dampness continues to prevail during the
Tiger football game.

Spirits High In Spite of Rain

Homecoming spirits were damp-
ened. though not extinguished, as
the weather turned wet and chilly
Saturday. Oct, 18,

Students braved the rain to watch
the main street parade built on the
theme, ‘'Highlights of the '60 V
Capturing the Sweepstakes Prize was
the combined entry of McMindes
and Wiest Halls, "Dark Side of the
Earth, 1 Individual entry honors went
to Custer Hall and Delta Zeta, tak-
ing first and second respectively.
First place In the combined division
went to Tri Sigma and Sigma Phi Ep-
silon,

ABOVE: Frosh take 6 tumble In their tug-
of-war defeat. RIGHT: Parades are for
little people and umbrellas are for rain.
ABOVE RIGHT: The McMindes-Wiest float
entry captured Sweepstakes Prize hands
down, EAR RIGHT: Muddy ground made
frequent cleat cleaning a necessary side-

The traditional pull across the mur-
ky waters of Big Creek ended in a
sophomore victory.

Fort Hays met the Emporia Hor-
nets in the traditional afternoon
Homecoming game. The Tigers sus-
tained a 7 to 34 loss on swampy
Lewis Field, Half-time activities in-
cluded the crowning of Queen Robyn
Dansel, McMindes candidate. Her
court included Loretta Miller, first
attendant; Ella Dominquez, second
attendant, Cynthia Hoffman and Jan
Schneider,

A & L Program — Talent Plus

Gaiety and music concluded
Homecoming week and opened the
Artist and Lecture Series for 1969
on Oct. 18. The Serendipity Singers,
a folk rock group entertained a ca-
pacity crowd of Fort Hays students
and alumni In the barn of the Coli-
seum. Performing in spite of the
loss of their own instruments, the
Singers went on with the show aided
by local merchants. Their program
Included skits and satirical social
comment as well as contemporary
songs.

Second on the A8cL program was
the Rumanian Madrigal and Choir,
performing Oct. 24 in the Coliseum.
The Madrigal provided a variety of
musical entertainment complete with
authentic costumes. Dressed in the
styles depicting the Spanish Renais-
sance, the group sang numbers at-
tributed to that era. Highlighting
the evening were Rumanian folk
songs and a rain dance performed
in tradifionai Rumanian dress. Upon
returning for their second encore,
the choir closed the presentation
with the nationally popular folk song,
America the Beautiful.' 1

Year’s First — ‘Favorable’

Lloyd A. Frerer, former head of
drama at Kansas Wesleyan in Sa-
lina, became the new director of
the theatrical arts at FHS this year.

Employing creative aspects in
staging and combining professional
technique with educational theatre
has brought Frerer favorable results.
Evidence of these results was the
first major production of the year,
"Philadelphia, Here I Come!", a
three act tragi-comedy by Brian
Friel.

"Philadelphia," starring Wayne
Sipe, Kathy Faulkner, Tom Schroder
and Dennis Dey, was an exploration
of the joy and sadness experienced
by a boy leaving his Irish home for
a new life in America.

Varsity Show Fills Coliseum

November 2 I and 22 saw Sheridan
Coliseum filled to capacity as the
Dept, of Music presented its annual
Varsity Band Show. All areas of
musical interest performed, includ-
ing the Jazz Ensemble, Ft. Hays Sing-
ers, Orchesis, Tiger Debs and Con-
cert Band. Faculty and student solo-
ists presented vocal and instrumental
numbers. Money collected from
ticket sales is used to provide a schol-
arship for a deserving student major-
ing in music.

ABOVE RIGHT: Varsity Band Show pro-
vides the opportunity for student soloists
to perform publicly. ABOVE: Orchesis
works under the direction of Miss Sarah
Manglesdorf to present a Voodoo ritual.
RIGHT: Jazz Ensemble keeps things lively.

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Block Benefits Future Teachers

Each semester, the second nine
weeks period finds Ft. Hays State
senior education majors out on the
teaching block. This practlce ( which
originated at Ft. Hays State, allows
future teachers to gain practical ex-
perience in actual classroom situa-
tions with the benefit of professional
supervision.

Students devise their own lesson
plans and teaching methods. They
also have the opportunity to observe
teaching methods different from
their own.

Schools in the western Kansas area
co-operated In this program by
opening their classrooms to Ft. Hays
students for the purpose of teaching
block experience. Faculty of these
schools fill supervisor positions. Reg-
ular Ft. Hays faculty also evaluate
the teacher hopefuls.

Christmas proved to be relatively
quiet on the Ft. Hays campus. Pan-
Hellenic Council brought the nation-
ally famous Cowsills to the Coliseum
Dec. 10 for a holiday concert. The
group presented their hit song
"Hair" along with a number of yule-
tide favorites.

AWS sponsored the annual Sno-
ball f which was held in McMindes
Hall; Kathy Berger reigned as Sno-
ball Queen.

Kathy was chosen by Guercio's
Studio of Hays on the basis of a
photo entry. All entrants were judg-
ed on photogenic qualities.

FAR ABOVE: The Cowsill family performs
for the enjoyment of Ft. Hays Staters.
ABOVE RIGHT: Santa is always a part of
the Union children's party. ABOVE LEFT:
Kathy Berger smiles with delight as she
receives the title of Snoball Queen.
ABOVE: Couples dance In the romantic

AGD Fills Quota

Rush Week's end brought sixty-
four coed pledges with 25 of them
going to Alpha Gamma Delta, the
first house to fill its quota. Taking
place from Nov, 1 6 to Nov. 22,
Greek Rush pledge announcements
were only the aftermath of a round
of teas, house parties, pref parties
and union parties. Skits and gab ses-
sions introduced the pledge hope-
fuls to various aspects of Greek life.
By the final days of the week, friend-
ships made between actives and
rushees led to the signing of pref
cards.

Dramatists Present ‘Love’ —
Pun Against 1690 Aristocracy

William Congreve’s restoration
comedy, "Love For Love," a satire
depicting life, love and sex of the
upper classes of ! 690 London soci-
ety, opened to Fort Hays audiences
Dec. I 1 , 12 and 13 at Felten-Start
Theatre.

The play was brought to life by
director of theatre, Lloyd Frerer who
presented the play with suggestive
scenery and detailed period cos-
tumes. The costumes were designed
and built by Cheryl Lovith

Starring in 'Love" were Suzi Grif-
fin, Wayne Alan Sipe and Allen
Dreiling. In charge of stage proper-
ties was Bill SegaL

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Enrollment — Mad, Mad Ordeal
For Both ‘Vet’ and ‘Rookies’

Enrollment at the end of January
once again proved to be a hectic
three days for FHS students. Vet-
eran seniors, as well as freshmen with
but a few hours of credit, stood In
numerous lines in Sheridan Coliseum
and McCartney Hall where they pull-
ed class cards.

Although the weather was con-
ducive to more pleasant activities,
the students completed spring en-
rollment.

FAR ABOVE: Frustration shows in the face
of one freshman as she finds the class she
wanted is closed. ABOVE LEFT: Students
consult class schedule books frequently
during enrollment. LEFT: EnroJIees endure
the long lines by sitting on the staircase
in thft Oolk&tjm.

BELOW: After his talk, Senator McGovern
answered questions put to him by the
audience. FAR BELOW: Bids tor the HPER
complex will be taken late this fall, with

Student Initiative Makes er permitting

HPER Complex Future Reality

Through a willingness to increase
their fees by $43,87 a semester, stu-
dents took the initiative in voting
bonds to finance construction of an
HPER complex. In a special election
Feb. I 3, half the student body turned
out to pass the proposal by a 700-
vote majority.

Initially approved by the Board of
Regents and the state Senate, the
plan had more difficulty in the
House. However, in a conference
committee, authority to issue the
revenue bonds was restored and
once again the bill was voted on by
the Senate and the House, and sub-
sequently passed.

Earlier the week of the voting,

Vietnam critic Senator George Mc-
Govern, Democrat from South Dako-
ta, presented his views to a packed
Coliseum Feb. 10. He was the second
speaker of the Artist and Lectures
series.

A & L Series Presents
‘I Do, I Do,’

‘The Lettermen’

Celebrities Phil Ford and Mimi
Hines arrived March I 5 to appear in
the Artists and Lectures Series pre-
sentation, r 'l Do, I Do." The musical
comedy depicted one couple’s life
story from wedding night to 50th an-
niversary,

A welcome highlight after spring
break was "The Lettermen " in con-
cert, another Series-sponsored ap-
pearance, During their April 8 show
at Sheridan Coliseum, the trio per-
formed audience requests in addi-
tion to several hit tunes.

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Theatre Buffs Present Opera, Fairy Tale

"The Imaginary Invalid," an origi-
nal three-act opera, premiered the
second week in February to a stand-
ing-room-only audience. With the
combined efforts of Dr. Lewis Miller,
Patrick Goeser, the Music Dept, and
Little Theatre, the production staff
also included stage director Harriet
Ketchum and orchestra director Lyle
Dilley. The cast was comprised of
three women and four men.

Once again drama came alive in
the April 18-19 performances of
Charlotte Chorpenning's adaptation
of "Sleepinq Beauty." The Little The-
atre cast of 12 presented the fairy
tale for the children of Hays and the
surrounding area. Although it fea-
tured the traditional Prince Charm-
ing story, "Sleeping Beauty" also
focused on making the action more
meaningful for today's audience.

DZ’s Sweep Derby Day Field;
Sigs Net $600 for WV Kids

Delta Zeta sorority once again
emerged as the victor In Sigma Chi's
Derby Days May 14-16, The annual
event to raise funds for Wallace
Village, a center for treatment of
minimally brain-damaged children,
netted $600 to put Sigma Ch is ahead
of other Sigs In the nation.

Besides chasing Sigma Chi der-
bies, teams participated in the ac-
tion at Lewis Field In such events as
the great stagecoach race, lemon
meringue relay, zip strip, skin -the-
snake, musical tubs, disc quest, iiftle
furlough balloon bust, and yard con-
test.

Folbwing the DZ‘s, Alpha Gamma
Delta captured second place and
Custer Hall third. The sportsmanship
trophy went to McMindes Hall,

Fort Hays Joins National Protest
of Cambodia, Kent, Environment

Fort Hays students observed the
national Environmental Teach-In
April 29. Included in the day's ac-
tivities was a morning convocation
with Dr. Eugene Fleharty, professor
of zoology, as the speaker. As the
organizer of the Hays branch of Zero
Population Growth, Dr. Fleharty cen-
tered his remarks on over-population.
Afternoon events began with a sing-
in in the front of Memorial Union
and concluded with a clean-up along

Big Creek.

Campus rallies also made news as
FHSers gathered on two occasions
at the free speech podium in front
of the Union to protest President
Nixon's Cambodian policy and to
mourn the deaths of four Kent State
students. The peaceful demonstra-
tions consisted of talks by students,
and faculty and a march on the Ellis
County Courthouse.

FAR ABOVE RIGHT: Amid the mud and
the trash, one coed picks up her bagful of
waste. FAR ABOVE: A large number turned
out for the peace rallies. RIGHT: A folk
sing-in highlights FHS peace gatherings*
ABOVE: Dr* Fleharty speaks about halting
overpopulation at Ft* Hays' Environmental
Teach-In,

WRA Bags Fifth Straight Bike Win

Once again the bikes were in mo-
tion as May brought to Fort Hays
its seventh annual Furlough. WRA
captured the winning trophy for the
fifth time in a row while Wiest Hall
took first place in the men’s division.

Barbara Schreiner, Hays freshman,
reigned as queen after her crowning
during halftime ceremonies of the
intrasquad football game. Proceeds
are used for scholarships for the
Endowment Association.

ABOVE: The Black Team tromped the Gold
squad 34-0 in the intrasquad football game.
LEFT: Barbara Schreiner is escorted by Dr.
Bill Jelllson after her halftime coronation.
BELOW: Preceding the race, riders circled
once around the track in the women’s
bicycle race.

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FHS Rodeo Club Maintains
Top Standing in CPCRA

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Rodeo excitement came to Fort
Hays State as FHS Rodeo Club suc-
cessfully defended its Central Plains
Collegiate Rodeo Association cham-
pionship. Tied for the all-around title
with a K- Stater, Everett Miller later
lost In a flip of a coin. Sandra Philip
reigned as queen over the weekend
activities.

Roy Turley captured first In bare-
back riding, the only first place
earned for FHS. Second places were
picked up by Miller and teammates
Dennis Alexander and KayLynn
Philip.

Dole Addresses
1,000 Grads

Over 1 ,000 degree candidates
donned caps and gowns as the lar-
gest graduating class from Ft. Hays
State heard Sen. Bob Dole deliver
the main commencement address
May 29.

An all graduate luncheon was held
in the Fort Hays Ballroom of the
Memorial Union to honor degree
recipients.

This years commencement ex-
ercises initiated a new trend at FHS.
Only one graduation will be held
each year at the conclusion of the
spring semester. Baccalaureate serv-
ices were also dropped.

ACADEMICS

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Administration —
Leadership in
Varied Roles

ABOVE RIGHT: Carroll L Beardslee is
Director of Student Financial Aids and
Federal Programs. RIGHT: Filling the posi-
tion of Executive Secretary of Student
Financial Aids is Ethel V. Artman.

ABOVE LEFT: Dr, Bill Jellison, Dean of Stu-
dents. ABOVE RIGHT: Jean Stauffer,
Assoc, Dean of Students for Women,
ABOVE: James Nuqent, Director of Hous-
ing. LEFT: Michael O. Stewart, Assoc.
Dean of Students for Men,

In the President’s Office —
Assistant Retires;
Post Filled at Semester

ABOVE: Dr. Richard E. Burnett serves as
Executive Assistant to the President
ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Dollie B. Thomas left
her position as Assistant to the President
after the fall semester. RIGHT: Dr. John
Garwood holds the position of Dean of
Faculty.

ABOVE LEFT: Lois Lee Myeriy is the new
Assistant to the President, ABOVE: Comp-
troller of ihe college is Walfer Keating.
LEFT: Dr. Jimmy Rice, Graduate Dean,

Directors — Authority in Specialized Areas

ABOVE RIGHT: Serving FHS as Executive
Secretary of the Endowment Association
Is Kent Collier. ABOVE: R. U, Brooks is
the Superintendent of Buildings. RIGHT:
Thomas R. Hartley fills the position of
Director of Information Services.

College Nurses Help Students
Conquer Troublesome “Bugs”

College Health Nurses are* TOP to BOT-
TOM: Mrs. Inez Baxter, Mrs, Frances Coolc
and Mrs, Ruth Joy. Not pictured: Mrs.

Florence Rupp. BELOW: R. Lynn Rogers
and O. Z. Bizzel! serve as Director and
Asst. Director of the Memorial Union,

Harbin Chosen for Chairmanship
of Multi-faceted Education Field

With the year's faculty and cur-
riculum revision, Dr, Calvin Harbin
was appointed Chairman of the Divi-
sion of Education, This division now
includes the departments of indus-
trial arts, library science, health,
physical education and recreation;
home economics and education.
These departments prepare stu-
dents as future educators by expos-
Ing them to teaching techniques in
their chosen field. Actual application

of fhese skills was the tesf for those
who took the teaching "bloc" before
stepping into public education.

In addition, outstanding contribu-
tions were made In special education
by key programs such as the Day
Care Center and the Homer B. Reed
Workshop for handicapped persons.
These projects drew both state and
national support and recognition for
their work In a 22-county area.

ABOVE: Dr. Harbin, Chairman of the Di-
vision of Education, has as his special con-
cern, "excellence in education and teaching
power/' TOP RIGHT: This student teacher
gets class room experience in a high school
typing class. MIDDLE RIGHT: Library car-
rels provide students with private study
areas. RIGHT: A student practices in one
of the 22 sections of swimming offered in
HPER.

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Dr. Clement Wood serves as head of the
°f Education, setting curriculum
standards and requirements.

Education: BAKER. Dr. KENNETH: Asst. Prat.
CLAFLIN. MARTHA: Asst. Prof.

CLAFLIN. WILLIAM: Asst. Prof.

COLE. Dr, BLAINE: Assoc. Prof.

CORNWELL. REX: Asst. Prof.

DALEY, Dt. BILLY: Prof.
DECHANT, Dr, EMERALD: Prof.
DOBBS, Dr, EDITH: Assoc. Prof.
DUNCAN, GERALD: Asst. Prof.
GROESBECK, Dr. HULDA: Prof.

HARSH, DONNA: Instr.
JOHNSON. ARRIS: Asst. Prof.
KURTZ. Dr. RAY: Assoc. Prof.
POWERS, Dr. WILLIAM: Asst. Prof.

PRICE. Dr. GORDON: Prof.

ROBINSON Dr. WILLIAM: Assoc. Prof.
ROMINES, Dr. HESTER: Asst. Prof.
SODAMANN. HAROLD: Assoc. Prof.

STANSBURY, JAMES: Asst, Prof
STAVEN, Dr. LAVIER; Prof.
YOUMANS, Dr. RAYMOND: Prof.

Industrial Arts Employs Practical Studies

BELOW: Dr. Richard Cain heads the Dept,
of Industrial Arts with its breadth of practi-
cal courses for Western Kansans. RIGHT
and FAR BELOW: Sheetmetal and foun-
dry skills are two areas included in the
department.

Industrial Ads: BACHKGRA. BRYAN: Asst. Prof

Barton, dom: instr.

GINTHER, GLENN: Ass!, Prof.

McKEE, DENNIS: Prof
TOBIAS, GARY: Assf Prof

Bogue Chairs HPER Dept.

HPER: BREHM. CHARLES: Asst. Prof,
DUNCAN, PATRICIA: Instr.

FRANCIS, ALEX: Prof.
H0B8S EARL: Irstr.

JOHNSON RALPH: lr S t r .
LOJKA. GLEN: Asst. Prof.

MANGELSDQRF. SARAH: Instr.

McConnell, wayne: assoc, prof.

McNEEL. EDGAR: Assoc. Prof.
PARAMORE JAMES: Instr.

POPP NANCY: Asst. Prof.
SOMERS MONICE: Instr.

STROMGREN TOM: Instr,
SURAN. CADE: Pr >f.

THIRSTRUP LARRY: Instr.
WINTER DAVID: Asst. Prof.

\80VE: Mrs. Popp explains the correct
>ody arch in a hoadstand. TOP: Dr. Russell

ABOVE: Modern home economists concern
themselves with weight and balance of
food, quality of fabric and thread and
originality in clothing and home designs.
ABOVE RIGHT: Textiles must be carefully
examined to enable students to make a
wiser choice concerning the use and care
of fabric. RIGHT: Chairman of the Home
Economics Dept,, Mrs. Maxine Hoffman,
stresses courses involving the family and
household economics.

Home Economics: KREBS. JUNE: Asst. Prof.
MINER. KATHLEEN; Jnsir.

Valuable Training Offered
In Library and Home Ec.

LEFT: Marc Campbell, Chairman of the
Dept, of Library Science, studies the
library blueprint to determine the proper
use of library space. BELOW: Magazine
listings help students find back-issue maga-
zines in the library.

Library Science: CHRISTOPHER. RACHEL: Assoc. Prof.
DIRKS. MARTHA: Instr.

HARKNESS, MARGERY: Assoc. Prof,

MILLER. ELAINE: Instr,

POWELL. BETTI E: Asst. Prof.
REED, "MAC”: Instr.

RILEY. ESTA LOU: Asst. Prof.
SMITH, ROBERT: Instr.

ABOVE: Under the new administrative
program, Dr. William Thompson's responsi-
bilities as Chairman of the Division include
supervision of five departments. ABOVE
RIGHT: Showing one of his many pieces
of art is Dr. Joel Moss, Chairman of the
Art Dept. RIGHT: Painting is one form
of student self-expression.

Art: F1CKEN, DALE: Asst. Prof
HARWICK. EUGENE: Asst, Prof.
HARWICK, JOAN: Insfr.
HINKHOUSE. JAMES: Asst. Prof.
KUCHAR. KATHLEEN: Instr.

McGINNESS. JAMES: Instr.
McGinnis, darrell Asst. Prof.
NICHOLS. FRANCIS: Instr.
THORNS. JOHN: Assoc. Prof.
VALLANE. OLLi, Instr.

Dr. Thompson Heads New Humanities Division

The new Division of Humanities un-
der the chairmanship of Dr, William
R. Thompson is now a consolidation
of the departments of Art, English,
Foreign Language, Speech, and Mu-
sic. Serving as department heads are
Dr, Joel Moss, Dr. Verna Parish, Dr.
Paul Graber, Dr. James Costigan and
Dr. Leland Bartholomew, respective-
ly-

Student art was exhibited in Sep-
tember and in May, while the faculty
and graduate talent of FHS and
surrounding colleges was shown at
various times during the school year.
The Speech Department's Drama
division presented four attractions;
the Music Dept, presented numerous
concerts and recitals and jointly with
the dramatists, presented the opera.

ABOVE LEFT: Dr. Verna Parish^ Chairman
of the English Dept., enjoys discussion with
her students. ABOVE: Research paper
time finds Cheryl Lembke diligently at
work in Forsyth Library. ,

English:

BOGART. KATHERINE;

Assoc. Prof.

BQRNHOLDT, VIRGINIA:

Enstr.

CODER. Dr, RALPH: Prof.
COULSON, MARION:

Assoc. Prof.

DAVIDSON, ELEANOR: Instr.

Garner, naomd Asst prof,

GATSCHET, PAUL: Asst. Prof.
HODGES, Dr. ELIZABETH:
Asst Prof.

ISON, DAVED: Asst. Prof.
KEILSTRUP. LORRAINE. Instr.

KIM, Dr. SUKSAN: Asst. Prof.
KINGSLEY, ROBERT:

Asst. Prof.

MARKS, MICHAEL:

Asst, Prof.

MAXWELL. ROBERT: Instr,

McFarland, alece:

Asst. Prof.

SACKETT, MARJORIE: Instr.
SACKETT. Dr. SAMUEL: Prof.
STOUT. Dr. ROBERTA: Prof,
WITT, GRACE: instr.
Journalism :

DOWNING, CONRAD: Enstr.

HARTLEY. THOMAS:

Asst. Prof.

JACKSON, LORRAINE:

Instr,

LOWEN. ROBERT: Asst. Prof.
ROGERS. KATHERINE:

Asst. 'Prof.

Philosophy:

HAMILTON, Dr, SAMUEL:

Foreign Languages Offer Exposure to Varied Cultures

Foreign Language: ALCANTARA, ANTONIA: Asst. Prcf.
CARBALtO, Dr. BENITO: Asst, Prof,

CODINACH, MARIA: Instr,

JIMENEZ, Dr. JUAN: Insfr.

KUCHAR, Dr. ROMAN: Assoc. Prof.

MEADE, MICHAEL: Inytr.
NORTON, RODNEY: Asst Prof.
PFEIFER, LEONA: Emtr.
WINTERLIN, DEWAYNE: Enstr,

ABOVE LEFT: Elia Dominguez makes use
of one of the two language labs located
on the second floor of Picken Hall ABOVE:
Dr. Paul Sraber, Chairman of the Foreign
Language Dept, specializes in German.
LEFT: Students balance apples while danc-
ing at a Spanish Club party.

ABOVE LEFT; In his office In Malfoy Hafi r
Dr, Leland Bartholomew con-templates his
duties as Chairman of the Music Dept.
ABOVE: One of Edwin Moyer's violin
classes practices under the direction of
Patrick Goeser for the Christmas concert.

Music Involves Discipline and Practice

Music:

ATKINS. ALISON: Ass t, Prof.
BROWN. ROBERT: Asst. Prof.
COLLINS, RICHARD:

Asst. Prof.

DILLEY LYLE: Prof.

FIGLER, BYRNELL: Asst. Prof.
GOESER, PATRICK:

Asst. Prof.

GRAHAM, DONN: Hstr.
HUBER. JOHN: tnstr.
MILLER. Dr. LEW]S:
ASSOC. Prof.

MOYERS. EDWIN:

Assoc. Prof.

OLCQTT, JAMES: Instr.
PALMER HAROLD:
Assoc. Prof.

SCHLEICK, PHYLLIS:
Asst, Prof.

STOLBA, Dr. K MARIE:
Asst, Prof.

STOUT. DONALD: Prof.
WILKINS, Dr. WILLIAM:

Prof.

Speech: BANNISTER, MARCIA: Asst, Prof.
BROOKS, GARY: Ins+r.

Speech Dept. Head Earns Doctorate

EDMUND, ELIZABETH; Insir.
FRERER, LLOYD; Asst. Prof,

HEATHER, JACK; Assoc, Prof,
JOHNSON, SIDNEY; Assoc. Prof.

KETCHUM, HARRIET : Assoc. Prof.
LOVETT, CHERYL: Emstr,

ROTH WELL, J. DAN: (ns tr.
SEGAL, WILLIAM: Ins+r.

WILHELM. CHARLES: Asst. Prof.

ABOVE LEFT; Dr, James Cos tig an, who
heads the Dept. of Speech, recently earned
his doctorate at Southern Illinois Univer-
sity, Dr. Ccstigan did research concerning
communication theory according to Mar-
shall McLuhen. LEFT; The interpretive read-
ing class is entertained as one of its mem-
bers reads a child's storybook

Behavioral Sciences
Unifies Five Depts.

With the reshuffling, Dr. John
Tomlinson's Division of Social Behav-
ioral Sciences emerged as a consoli-
dation of five departments. Areas
included are: economics and busi-
ness, history, political science, psy-
chology, and sociology and anthro-
pology.

Concerned with improving the
curriculum and to gain outside ap-
praisal, faculty members enlisted the
help of consultants to evaluate the
economics, psychology and political
science departments.

The death of sociology chairman
Robert Witt, following a heart at-
tack during the semester break, came
as a shock and loss to the entire
faculty. Mrs. Rose Arnold completed
the year as temporary chairman.

TOP: After serving on the FH5 faculty
for nine years. Dr. John Tomlinson has
risen to the chairmanship of the Division
of Social and Behavioral Sciences. ABOVE:
A class involving electro-mechanical ma-
ch ines gives business students working ex-
perience with complex equipment.

“Industry’s Dept.

” — 20th Century Discipline

Economies and Business: ATWATER, ALAN: Insir,
BRtESE, BRIAN: Insir.

BUM PASS. DONALD: Insir.

CLOSE. CHERRY: Instr.

DOOLEY. WILLIAM: Instr.

JONES, JAMES: Asst. Prof.
KELLERMAN, JAMES: Insir,
MAYDEW. GARY: Instr.
MeCULLICK, JACK: Asst. Prof.
MYERLY. LOIS LEE: Instr.

OSBORNE, RICHARD: Prof.
PHILLIPS, PAUL: Instr.
PRICE, ERNEST: Instr.

RUPP. DANIEL: Asst. Prof.
RUSH, MARYANN: Instr.

SHERWOOD. CHARLES: Instr.
STALLMAN, VERNON: Instr.
STEWART. B. J.: Instr.
THOMAS, Dr. ARCHIE: Prof.

THOMAS. VERA: Instr.

VLASAK. SHARON: Instr.

VOSS. Dr. RICHARD: Instr.
WALL, Dr. GEORGE: Assoc. Prof.

ABOVE: Students learn to operate ma-
chines found in modern business offices.
RIGHT: Dr. Milburn Little, professor of

History — Link to Past and Future

History: BOSTWICK. MARK: Asst. Prof.
DAVIDSON. Dr. GORDON: Assoc. Prof.
FALL, VERNON: Asst. Prof.

FORSYTHE, JAMES: Assoc. Prof.
LISTON, ANN: Asst, Prof.
LUEHRS. Dr. ROBERT: Asst. Prof.

SCHMELLER, H. J.: Asst. Prof.
SMITH, Dr. WILDA: Prof.

‘Poly Sci’ Study of
Man’s Bureaucracy

Political Science; CARTER KENNETH: Instr.

DRiNAN, PATRICK: Asst. Prof.

JONES, DAVID; Asst. Prof.

ABOVE LEFT: Sen, George McGovern
speaks to assembled students and Hays
citizens in a packed Sheridan Coliseum.
ABOVE: Dr. Donald Sleehta, Chairman of
the Dept, of Political Science, reads ex-
tensively to keep up with the political
scene. LEFT: Dr, Larry Herson of Ohio
State University, speaks at Political

Orih m^fttinn

Psychology — Exploring ‘The Self’

Psychology: ADAMS, Dr. ROBERT: Asst. Prof
ALVER, WALLACE: Assf Prof.

BUTTERFIELD, Dr. GARY: Assoc. Prof
KAISER, DONN: Jnstf.

RYABiK, JAMES: Asst. Prof.
SNYDER, MELVIN: Insfr.

ABOVE RIGHT: Chairmen of the Dept,
of Psychology. Dr. Don Randall received
his Ph.D. from Vanderbilt University.
RIGHT: Students in Experimental Psycholo-
gy II express themselves without inhibitions.

Sociology — Primer
To Understanding
American Life

ABOVE LEFT: Using PEcken Hall as an
example, Mrs, Marjorie Thomson explains
how architecture Is related to culture.
ABOVE: Robert Witt was serving as Chair-
man of the Dept, of Sociology and An-
thropology at the time of his death, Jan.
24, 1970, He had been a member of the
faculty since ! 955. LEFT: Part-time faculty
member, Donald Curry presents material
from "Power Elite’ 1 to his Sociology 40
class.

Anthropology: ABRUZZl, WILLIAM: fnstr.
Sociology: ARNOLD, ROSE MARIE: fnstr.
THOMPSON, MARJORIE: fnstr.

Tomanek Chairs
Science Division

Followinq the administrative re-
organization, Dr* Gerald Tomanek
was elected head of the Division of
Natural Sciences, The division con-
tains the followinq departments:
geology: chemistry; biology and agri-
culture; physics and mathematics*
Specific objectives of this division
include scientific discovery and its
relation to the individual. Ail FHS
grads are required to have com-
pleted at least two courses in the
division.

ABOVE RIGHT: Dr. Gerald Tomanek,
Chairman of the Division of Natural Sci-
ences and Mathematics, is an authority on
the problems of grassland areas* ABOVE:
Students in Feeding and Marketing class
reap a $13,521 reward for their 45 fat
cattle. RIGHT: Jim Simpson, a pre-dental
student, measures fractional distillation*

Entomologist Neil Walker
Heads ‘ Bio-Ag ’ Dept.

Agriculture: CLARK THAINE: Assoc. Prof
GENTRY. RUFF: Asst. prof
HARRiS. WALLACE: Assf Prof.

RIEGEU ANDREW: Assoc. Prof

Biological Sciences: BYLER. BENNfE: Jnsif,
FLEHARTY. Dr. EUGENE: Prof
HLADEK KENNETH: Asst. Prof
HOUSTON. DUANE: Assf Prof

PIERSON. Dr. DAVID: Assoc. Prof.
REYNOLDS, Dr. HOWARD: Prof’
SAYED, Dr. M. Q.: Assoc. Prof

SCHRODER, ELTON: Assoc. Prof
SIMONS, KENNETH: Prof
WENKE. Dr. THOMAS: Atsoc. Prof

ABOVE LEFT: Dr. Nell Walker, Chairman
of the Dep 4 . of Biological Sciences and
Agriculture, travels extensively doing work
in entomology. LEFT: Field Biology students
examine mounted animals, increasing their
knowledge in that area.

Chemistry — Detailed Study
Of Man and His World —

The Elements

ABOVE: As Chairman of the Chemistry
Dept., Dr. Harold Choguilt attempts to
become acquainted with the latest de-
velopments in the field. TOP RIGHT and
RIGHT: Experiments are essential for in-
dividual understanding and appreciation
of chemistry’s principles.

Chemistry: DRESSIER, Dr, ROBERT: Asst. Prof.
MARSHALL Dr, DELBERT: Asst. Prof.
McMECHAN. Dr r JAMES: Assoc. Prof.
RICHARDS, ROBERT: Assoc. Prof.

RUMPEL, Dr. MAX: Prof.

SHEARER. Dr. EDMUND: Asst. Prof.

Rocks Offer Glimpse of Past

TOP; Myrl Walker, Chairman of the Earth
Science Dept, adjusts the pose of the polar
bear displayed in Fort Hays State's mu-
seum. Walker is director of the college
museums. ABOVE: Students in geology lab
examine rock specimens to establish an
accurate identification.

Earth Science*: ASH. Dr. SIDNEY: Asst. Prof.
8UDKE. EARL: Asst. Prof.

ZAKRZEWSU RICHARD: Asst. Prof.

Toalson Heads Math Dept.

RIGHT: Dr, Wilmont Toalson, on sabbatical
leave during the spring semester, is head
of the Dept* of Mathematics. BELOW:
Dr. Beougher, acting department head In
Toalson's absence, explains an equation In
Analytic Geometry and Calculus.

Math: BAXTER, VIVIAN: Asst. Prof.
BEOUGHER. Dr. ELTON: Asst. Prof.
CURTIS, NANCY: Asst. Prof,
DRYDEN. LAURENCE: Assoc* Prof.
ETTER, ORVILLE: Asst. Prof*

HEGG. PETER: Asst. Prof.
MARSHALL, EVERETT; Assoc. Prof.
VEED. ELLEN : Assoc. Prof.
WILSON. MARILYN: Instr.

Physics — Experience in Nature’s Domain

LEFT: Dr. Maurice Witten, Chairman of
the Physics Dept., demonstrates Newton's
Law of Motion. BELOW LEFT: Two coeds
complete an experiment concerning fric-
tion* BELOW: Dr. Witten explains the
setting up and general use of physicists'
equipment*

73

B.S. Degree — Nurses 9 Goal

Miss Leora Stroup heads the Dept,
of Nurse Education and is aided by
seven faculty members.

This four-year program is one of
two in Kansas to offer a B.S. In nurs-
ing. It enables a student to go on to
graduate work or to work as a reg-
istered nurse upon graduation.

To be admitted, a prospective
candidate must be of junior standing
with a 1 .25 grade point average over
all. Five weeks between the junior
and senior year are spent studying
psychiatric practices "on location."

Four nine-week sections make up
the senior year. One section is spent
in public nursing: one Includes mater*
nity and infant care; another Is in
pediatrics at the Chicago University
Hospital and usually the last section
Is In the nurse leadership class.

ABOVE LEFT: Miss Leora Stroup. Head of
the Dept, of Nurse Education, was nomL
nated for the Outsanding Faculty Woman
award. ABOVE RIGHT: Informal class dis-
cussions facilitate Seaming, RIGHT: Learn-

Nurse Education: ALLEN, ILEENE: Instr.
FREY. MARY: Asst. Prof.

GARWOOD. KATHLEEN: Instr.
JOHNSON. RUBY: Instr.

THEIS. RUTH: Instr.
YOUMANS, MARIAN: Instr.

LEFT; Mrs, Allen and Public Health nurs-
ing students learn while they serve in the
community, ABOVE: Men, as well as wo-
men students, prepare for careers as nurses
and learn to test blood pressure under the
watchful eye of Mrs. Garwood,

STUDENT LIFE
STUDENT LIFE
STUDENT LIFE

STUDENT LIFE
STUDENT LIFE

STUDENT LIFE
STUDENT LIFE

Royalty

Robyn Dansel

Homecoming Queen

Elia Dominguez

2nd Attendant

Sponsored by Custer and McGrath Hails

Cynthia Hoffman

3rd Attendant

Sponsored by Delta Sigma Phi

Jan Qchneider

4th Attendant

Sponsored by Sigma Phi Epsilon

Kathy Berger

Diane Bircher

AW8 Sno Queen

Best Dressed Coed

Sponsored by Phi Sigma

Sponsored by Sigma Phi Epsilon

Cindy Waldschmidt
Dennis Hatch

Sweetheart King and Queen

Sponsored by Sigma Phi Epsilon, Custer Hall

Sandy Barnes
Albert Link

Beauty and Beast

Sponsored by Alpha Kappa Lambda

Juan Jimenez

Bearded Joe

Sponsored by Spanish Club

Qandij Philip

Rodeo Queen

Sponsored by Wiest Hall

Barbara J. Schreiner

Furlough Queen

Sponsored by Sigma Tau Gamma

Nancy Randle

Leader Lass of the Year

All-Campus Honoraries

Phi Kappa Phi

DAVID CHAN
STANLEY EILERT
BARBARA EVERHART
DONALEA FINK

RONALD GOOD
CAROLYN GRIBBEN
CARROLL HANSEN
GLORIA LOCKHART

DARREL NEUSCHAFER
CAROLYN OLSON
KAYLYNN PHILIP
KATHLEEN P1ROTTE

LARRY ROBERTSON
PAW SCHMIDT
LAYNE SHIRK
GREG SHUBERT

SUSAN SWANK
CHARLES WANG
JUDY WATKINS
RONALD WEBER

SHIRLEY WOODSON

NOT PICTURED:
SHIRLEY BATES
CARMELITA CALHOUN
SHIRLEY COMEAUX
PAUL COTT

SISTER DORISSA ERBERT
TERRY HILLMAN
VINCENT HO
BARBARA KREHBIEL
MICHAEL MARES
carol McCarthy
EDWARD MINARS
ROBERT OSBORN
HAROLD SMITH
JACQUELINE THOMAS

Who’s Who in American Colleges

LES ANDERSON
RICHARD SERRY
SUSAN BOWEN
DAVID CHAN
LYNN CORN

JOHN DAILEY
DONNALEA FINK
BEVERLY GILCHRIST
SYLVIA HARBAUGH
SHARIS HEWES

ALAN KLUSENER
CAROLYN LEC LAIR
GLORIA LOCKHART
CATHY MERRILL
RHONDA MILLER

MARY LOU MITCHELL
PAULA MURPHY
KAYLYNN PHILIP
KATHY PiROTTE
ROBERT POOL

ELLA RAYBURN
PAMELA SCHMIDT
KURTIS SIEMERS
JEROME STREIT
SUSAN SWANK

KATHY SWONGER
JUDY WATKINS
SHIRLEY WOODSON
JOAN ZIMMER
JANIS ZWINK

NOT PICTURED:
MIKE FINNIN
LENEAL LOCKE
TERESA RIDER
BETH SCHOLLE

Women’s Leadership Organization

JANICE BENDEL
SUSAN BOWEN
LINDA B ROADIE

VICKY BROWN
LYNN CORN
DONALEA FINK

CAROLYN GRJBBEN
CAROLYN LECLAIR
PAM SCHMIDT

SHIRLEY WOODSON
JOAN ZIMMER

NOT PICTURED:
LINDA DREILINS
RHONDA MILLER
LINDA WILSON

Final arrangements for
the WLO Scholarship
Tea are made by Mrs.
Alice McFarland and
Rhonda Miller.

Seventh Cavalry

LES ANDERSON
LONNIE BEADLES
KELLY DEINES

JEFF EHRLICH
VERNON HARDING
DENNIS HATCH

MARTYN HOWGILL
DARREL NEUSCHAFER
WILLIAM PAGET

THOMAS SEKAVEC
RALPH THOMM

NOT PICTURED:
TERRY BALTHAZOR
BOB MILLER
DAVE TARRANT

Alpha Lambda Delta

Women’s Freshman Honorary

JOYCE AUGUSTINE
JANNA EADENHOP
MARC A BAILEY
SHERRI BAKER
SHARON BAYENS

KATHLEEN BERGER
MARGARET BLECHA
KATHLEEN BROCK
EVA BROWN
BARBARA CARTER

BRENDA COATS
CAROL CRAWFORD
CLAUDIA DIETZ
DEBORAH DODRILL
PAMELA DREELING

SHERYL DREIUNG
ROXY GREEN
MARY LOU GUSTAFSON
MARY HARBIN
GLORIA HUEBNER

ANTOINETTE KASHKA
DELMA MARSTON
ROSALIE MATTSON
KATHLEEN McGOVERN
BETTY MEIER

BARBARA JEAN NELSON
MARY LOU NEMECHEK
JOLENE N I ERN BERGER
TERRIE OSHANT
JUDITH PFANNENSTIEL

KAREN SCHULTE
NORMA STIAWALT
LORETTA TEETER
TRAN DA WARD
CAROL WE NTE

NANCY WOOD
BONNIE YOXALL
GWEN ZIEGLER

Not Pictured:

LOtS AUSTIN
SHERRY HARMAN
DIXIE HORTON
VIVIAN OGBURN
MILDRED WILLIAMS
TAMMY WOOD

Phi Eta Sigma

Men’s Freshman Honorary

ROBERT ALBRIGHT
RICHARD BEAR
JAMES BELL
RICHARD BRET2
FRED COOK

KELLY DEINES
JAMES DYCK
JOHN ECK
JEFFREY EHRUCH
STEVEN GLEUE

STEVEN HEWSON
CHARLES KARLIN
MELVIN KITTS
RONALD KLETCHKA
ROBERT KRAUS

JOHN MqCORMACK
NEILNULTON
WILLIAM PAGET
JAY REIMER
DON RYNERSON

MICHAEL SCHAEFFER
LAYNE SHIRK
KURUS SIEMERS
RALPH THOMM
AL JOE WALLACE

DAVID WALTERS
RONALD WEBER
DONALD WERNER
JOEL WHITE

KENNETH WOODS
STEVEN WORCESTER
TIMOTHY ZWSNK

No - Pictured:

TERRELL BALTHAZOR
RANDY BANE
MARK BERRY
IRL BRASSFI ELD
ROLLAND GOREHAM
IRA KWATCHER
TERRANCE McMULLEN

donald Sanders

STANLEY SCHMIDT
DAVID TARRANT
ROBERT WATKINS

Sophomore Women’s Honorary

JANNA BADENHOP
SHERI LL BAKER
LINDA BEARDSLEY
KATHY BERGER

MARGARET SLECHA
CINDY BOGART
BARBARA CARTER
COLLEEN CHITWOOD

CLAUDIA DIETZ
LOIS DREILING
MARY ANN E NS LOW
ROSEMARIE GRABBE

ROXY GREEN
PAM HESTER
ANTOINETTE KASHKA
MARY MATHES

kathy McGovern
MELVA McGOWAN
LINDA MEIER
TERRI E OSH ANT

MARY ANN SEKVAVEC
ROSALIE TURNER
DIANA TURKLE
TRANDA WARD

MAE JEAN WOODS
BONNIE YOXALL

Not Pictured!
PAT HOLMES
NANCY WOOD
GWEN ZEIGLER

TOP LEFT: Phi Els Sigma,
men's freshman scholastic
fraternity, repeats the initia-
tion ritual while dressed In the
traditional scholars 1 robes.
ABOVE: Sophomore Women's
Honorary sponsors a bridal
show as a money-making proj-
ect. LEFT: Initiates of Ah
pha Lambda Delta, freshman
women's honorary, joined Phi
Eta Sigma in the initiation
rites and banquet.

FORSYTH LIBRARY

Governing Bodies

RIGHT: Doug Ly-
man, Sludenf Body
Vice-president* BE-
LOW: Steve Ray!,
Student Body Presi-
dent.

Senate Serves
Students’ Views

During its first year after expand-
ing from a council to a senate, Stu-
dent Senate functioned as a repre-
sentative voice of the students*

The governmental body approved
a judicial code outlining and defin-
ing the powers of the Student Court.

The Senate also sponsored the ref-
erendum for the HPER complex and
the petition for the sale of cigarettes
In the Union.

STUDENT SENATE— BACK ROW: Tom Toepfer,
John Daily. Dave Wobker. Fred Johnson, Mike
Finnan. SEVENTH ROW: Les Anderson, Lon Pish-
ny, Ken Do Forest, Curtiss Bender, Doug Lyman.
SIXTH ROW: Marfyn Howgill, Jack Cell, Charlie
Routh. Tom Railsba.dc John Petty, Lynn Bunker.
FIFTH ROW: Pat Holliman, Ken Goebel, Steve
Fox. Ron Kietchke. Steve RayL FOURTH ROW:
Norm Austin, Dennis Pearson, Steve Cntchfield,
Leonard Mans, Tim Zwink. THIRD ROW: Jen
Schneider. Joan Mathes, Sheryl Nickelson. Tamra
Appiebee, Cindy Hoffman, SECOND ROW: Ella
Rayburn. Judy Prosser, Colleen Chitwood, Carolyn
Nelson, Karen Witwer. FRONT ROW: Cindy
Worth, Anita Hosted, Kathy Bellerive. Edna An-
derson, Tania McCatmoni, Karen Rolf,

Iff f ■ •. .vylHT

* i 1

11

IH

jH *

Pi

I1M

ABOVE LEFT: Trudy Holler,
Student Liaison. LEFT: Mike
Finnin. Senior Class Pres. BE*
LOW FAR LEFT: Fred Johnson,
Junior Class Pres. BELOW
CENTER: Dave Wobker, Soph-
omore Class Pres. BELOW:
Curtiss Bender t Freshman Class
Pres,

BELOW, AWS BOARD OF STANDARDS — BACK ROW; Mary
Stuart, Ann Welfy. SECOND ROW; Ava Joss, Jean Stouffer, sponsor*
Lynn Corn. FRONT ROW: Susan Trout, Margaret Nemechek. RIGHT*
Cheryl Carsten, AWS President. BOTTOM. ASSOCIATED WOMEN
STUDENTS — BACK ROW: Mary Arm Enslow, Icte Faye Wellert,
Linda Grusang, Gerry Carper. Lavon Gruslng, Dixie Westervelt*
FOURTH ROW: Marilynn Wilson sponsor, Cindy Boaberger, Diane
Fleming, Carol Crawford, Debbie Stevens* Joan Mathes, Margaret
Moss t Pat Hale. THIRD ROW: Louise McGowan, Gwen Ziegler,
Jana Frost, Donna Schenk. Jeanette Rohr, Cheryl Carsten, Mary
Dolecbek, SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Nemechek, Dawn Romanuccb
Susan Bowen. Brenda Coats, Vicki Doan* FRONT ROW: Patricia
Foos, Trudy Gillette, Vicky Ray, Kaylene Karban, Susan Trout,
Carolyn Olson, Melanie Anderson, Debbie Rlfford,

AWS Honors To Three Women

TOP LEFT: Jean Lockhart earned the Al-
pha Lambda Delta award for the senior
woman having the highest gpa and re-
ceived the award during AWS Honors
Night, BELOW LEFT: Monice Somers, in-
structor in HPER, received the AWS Out-
standing Faculty Woman. BELOW RIGHT:
Lynn Corn was chosen to receive the AWS
award for Outstanding Senior Woman,

Traffic Tribunal
Hears Appeals

Traffic Tribunal members spent
most of their meetings considering
FHS traffic regulations and revising
them when deemed necessary. When
needed, the Tribunal sits as an ap-
peals court for campus traffic viola-
tions. Douglas Kingsley chaired the
Tribunal. Jean Stouffer and Mike
Stewart were sponsors.

SOC Approves
FHS Groups

Student Organizations Committee
holds the responsibility of approving
all student groups associated with
FHS, All organizations must meet
initial approval and maintain con-
tinued recognition to remain official
on-campus organizations, Jean Stouf-
fer was chairman and Shanann John-
ston was secretary.

TOP. TRAFFIC TRIBUNAL— BACK ROW: Jean Stouf-
fer, sponsor. Wendell Wyatt. . THIRD ROW: James
Hoover. Michael Stewart, sponsor, SECOND ROW:
Doug Kingsley, Max, Liggetl. FRONT ROW: Suzanne
Heft, Mary Lou Gustafson, BOTTOM, STUDENT
ORGANIZATIONS COMMITTEE — BACK ROW; Dave
Tarrent, Jim Forsythe, Jean Stouffer, chairman, Karen
Pickard. SECOND ROW; Dr, Gordon Price, Michael
Stewart, Dr. Benito Carbalfo. FRONT ROW: Ken
Bahr, Shanann JoWion, Janet Council.

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As part of the Student Court
structure. Legal Board serves as in-
termediate judicial body and a
screening board for disciplinary
cases. Composed of the Student
Court Chief Justice and Attorney
General and the Associate Deans of
Students, the Board determines juris-
diction of cases presented by stu-
dents and deans.

Entertainment
Council’s Goal

The Memorial Union Program
Council provided a variety of enter-
tainment for FHS students. Tiger
Hops, movies, "Tiger Paws," Best
Dressed Coed, Sweetheart Ball and
Free Coffee Day were only a seg-
ment of the Council's projects. Steve
Critchfield served as chairman and
O. Z. Bizzell was sponsor.

TOP, LEGAL BOARD: Ken
Bahr\ Michael Steward Jean
Sfouffer, Da'e Schmutz, BOT-
TOM, MEMORIAL UNION
PROGRAM COUNCIL —
BACK ROW: O. Z Bhzell
sponsor. Pai Madden. Judy
Haas, Sieve CfiteMteld,
FRONT ROW: Terri Branum.
June Wittig, Deb And mi.
Sherry Harman, Nadine Aion.

Communications

Leader Adopts New Lay-Out

The State College Leader re-
ceived a First Class Rating from the
Associated Collegiate Press for the
fall semester's publication.

As editor-in-chief, tes Anderson
guided the weekly paper from story
to publication. The editor was re-
sponsible for visual changes such as
down style headlines using a capital

letter only at the beginning of a
headline and a horizontal lay-out pat-
tern.

Conrad Downing completed his
first year of advising a collegiate
level publication. A revamping of
staff positions allowed members to
become familiar with more areas of
newspaper production.

TOP ROW: Critchticld, Sandy Johnson, Karen PftfWr.

Lori Prshny, Joyce Rabas. BOTTOM ROW: Ella Rayburn,
Tern S+aab, Donna Stanley, Patty Witt man.

OPPOSITE RASE, LEFT: Martyn Howgill,
Asst. Editorial Page Editor; Sharon Jacobs*
Asst. Managing Editor; RIGHT: Greg
Turner, Sports Editor; BOTTOM: Susan
Trout, Managing Editor; Linda Meier,
Copy Editor,

TOP LEFT: Les Anderson, Editor-in-Chief;
BELOW: Russ Cravens, News Editor; Tom
Johnson, Advertising Manager; BELOW
LEFT: Conrad Downing, Advisor; BOT-
TOM: Tom Toepfer, Editorial Page Editor,

1969 Reveille Cops All-American

As the product of a volunteer staff
the Reveille has received a top rat-
ing from the Associated Collegiate
Press Service every year since 1964,
Roxy Green worked as editor-in-chief
and Mrs, Katherine Rogers served as
advisor. The staff consists of jour-

nalism and non-journalism majors.

The yearbook attempts to pre-
serve the only written record of each
year of college. As many facts and
faces as possible are Included
through pictures of students, faculty
and activities.

ABOVE LEFT: Larry Moore, advertis-
ing: RIGHT: Tom Toepfer, adveriis-
mg; MIDDLE LEFT: Roxy Green, edi-
tor-in-chief; RIGHT: Paul McClellan,
Taylor Publishing Co. representative
and Mrs, Katherine Rogers, advisor;
BELOW: Ella Rayburn, organizations.

ABOVE LEFT: Rita Encash, academics;
RIGHT: Bcbbl Kohl, copy: MIDDLE LEFT:
Ed Kuhn, sports; RIGHT: Jerry Council
and Diane Turtle, Greeks; BELOW LEFT:
Greg Gleason, business: RIGHT; Carol
E'den and Jeanie Os burn, housing.

TOP ROW: Carol BiiteL index:
Lynn Bunfcen classes: Gerry
Carper, distribution; Jim
Hoover, academics. BOTTOM
ROW; Kathy Riedel, story of
the year; Karen Parker, ac-
ademics; Patty Wiftman*
classes.

Photographers

TOP LEFT: Matt Peak,
photographer; RIGHT:
Marsha Puy ear, secretary;
MIDDLE LEFT; Ed Kuhn,
photographer; RIGHT:
Marty Puyear, secretary;
BELOW RIGHT; Lorraine
Jackson, supervisor.

With Lorraine Jackson as supervisor,
the student photographers were on
hand for all college-sponsored activi-
ties. The photo lab worked closely with
Leader and Reveille staffs to achieve
high quality publications.

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TV Added
to KFHS

KFHS Radio expanded to
include closed circuit televi-
sion cameras for broadcast
and tape replays In class-
rooms.

Under the direction of Jack
Heather, KFHS also expanded
the staff of students and
technicians to accommodate
the television equipment.

Students in residence hails
and the Memorial Union
could receive the KFHS
broadcasts by dialinq 650.
The radio facilities are housed
in Malloy Hall.

ALL LEFT: Students learn the
practical aspects of video broad-
casting by making use of
television equipment, ABOVE:
Jack Heather, director of KFHS h
discusses programming with a stu-
dent.

Departmental Honoraries

POP Joins
in Career Day

Pi Omega Pi, honorary fraternity
for business teachers, assisted with
Career Day activities. In addition to
the business honors banquet, mem-
bers sent a representative to the na-
tional convention.

The group elected Janet McEntar-
fer as president. Mary Ann Rush,
Sharon Vlasak and Lois Myerly co-
sponsored the group.

PI OMEGA PI — BACK ROW: Anita Donohoe,
Shirley Bates. Phyllis Cox, Gwen Schultz, Keren
Keller, Judy Schrader, Marcia Bailey, Janet Me-
Entarfer. SECOND ROW: Sharon Giebler, Lois
DreEling, Joy Bretz, Ramona Clinesmith, Mary Ann
Rush, sponsor, Sharon Schneider Kathy Berger
FRONT ROW: Jean Cavanaugh, Linda Beardsley,
Jams Randolph, Sheryl Kurtz, Anita Spitler*

DTA Judges
Poster Contest

Members of Delta Tau Alpha,
honorary agriculture fraternity, con-
tributed their talents in judging the
Ellis County Soil Conservation Poster
Contest. The group also helped with
Career Day and attended the na-
tional DTA convention.

Ruff Gentry sponsored the ag-
riculture majors* Bruce Hachmeister
served as president during the
spring.

DELTA TAU ALPHA—BACK ROW: Bruce Haclv

nr^ r4 Rr Charles Sevens, Alfred Campbell.
FOURTH ROW: Wesley Drosselmeyer, Larry Key-
ser, Darryl Gleason. THIRD ROW: Earl Unruh, Alan
Gu+fery. Reger Unruh. SECOND ROW: Craig
Deftmer, Joyce Wolfram, Frank Kroboth, FRONf
ROW; Ruff Gentrv. soonsor. Georan Grnna. Gene

PSl CHI-BACK ROW; 0e2vem
Linen be rger, Jim Weth, Bob
Kurxa, Herb Songer, Charles
Foxx. SECOND ROW; Francis
Begnoche, Don Binder, Frank
Schmitt, Charlene Dretling.
FRONT ROW; Sylvia Harbaugb,
Mary Lou Livingston, Gloria DSbfe.
Elaine Gardner.

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Psi Chi Initiates 30

April 24 marked the charter initia-
tion of Kappa Delta Sigma into Psi
Chi, national psychology fraternity.
With 30 members to initiate, the
group elected Don Binder as pres-
ident while Dennis King served as
advisor.

The group revised the bydaws and
participated in curriculum changes.
Thetr programs included topics on
sensory awareness and behavior
modifications used at a camp for
emotionally disturbed boys.

PS! CHI CHARTER MEMBERS

Francis Begnoche
Jim Besfgen
Don Binder
Irl Brassfield
Gloria Dible
Charlene DreMing
Don Fast
Charmaine Fast
Steven Fox
Charles Foxx
Elaine Gardner
Kathy Glglio
Helen Gribble
Sylvia Harbaugh
Carl Ingram
Donna Jennings

Carol Kwatcher
Delvern Linenberger
Jack Montgomery
Keith Ogburn
Frank Schmitt
Don Schreiner
Dwayne Scott
Herb Songer
Linda Stephens

FACULTY MEMBERS
Dr. Robert Adams
Dr. Gary Butterfield
Dennis King
Dr. Don Randall
James Ryabik

Members of PE Delta Epsilon,
national journalism honorary,
participate in their ceremony
to receive the national char-
ter on February 8.

RIGHT: ALPHA PSI
OMEGA —BACK
ROW: Terry Schenk,
Lloyd Frerer, spon-
sor. FRONT ROW:
Dot Welter, La von
Grusing, Vicki Mc-
Con nell.

BOTTOM: EPSILON
pj TAU — BACK
ROW: Robert Busch,
Arthur Sayler. James
Bergen, Clifton
Rush, John re Dom-
bauqh, Glenn Gin-
ther, Gary Rabas.
SECOND ROW:
Don Barton, Ken
Feist, Gary Tobias,
Dr. C. R. Cain,
sponsor, Dennis Mc-
Kee, Stephen Hoch,
James Walters, Ran-
dy Asbiff. FRONT
ROW: Roger Mauch,
Thomas Umscheid.
Robert Vavrtcka.
Thomas Noone, John
G i n g r a u x, Bryan
Bachkora. Leon Al-
bert.

Drama and Acting EPT Men Handle
Alpha Psi’s Bag Annual News Letter

Alpha Psi Omega, theater hon-
orary, assisted with dramatic produc-
tions at Fort Hays State. Members
of the group are familiar with the
technical as well as the acting side
of theater production. The organiza-
tion co-sponsored a May awards din-
ner with Little Theatre. William
Segal served as sponsor, Wayne
Alan Sipe presided as president.

John Slngraux served as sponsor
and Leon Albert was elected presi-
dent of Epsilon Pi Tau, industrial arts
honorary. The industrial arts group
sent out the annual EPT News Letter
to their alumni. A spring initiation
of new members was held. Member-
ship requires a minimum of 16 credit
hours In industrial arts and a 2.0 in
the field.

KAPPA OMICRON PHI— BACK ROW: Mary Harrel Jane Hud Carolyn Ledoir THIRD
ROW: Rosanne Homing, Jean Loyd, Connie Schwa rtf, Judy Welter, Linda Pbye. SECOND
ROW: Linda AppEebee. Joan Zimmer. Marilfe Klinsmann, Carafe Noah, Linda Gfeller.
FRONT ROW: EEizaheth Bremng. Linde Thompson, Tonde Diecthoff, Sharolyn Gobin.
Mary Lou Mitchell,

KOP Participates
In National Study

Three service projects, a Founder’s Day Din-
ner and participation in a national study of
home economists' responsibilities to the needy
occupied Kappa Omicron Phi members. The
home economics honorary elected Mary Lou
Mitchell president. Mrs. Maxine Hoffman was
faculty sponsor.

Therapists Attend
Chicago Convention

Sigma Atpha Eta, honorary speech therapy
fraternity, baked cookies for children partici-
pating in speech therapy clinics as one of
their service projects. The president and secre-
tary of the honorary attended the national
convention in Chicago. Mrs. Marcia Bannister
and Dr, Charles Wilhelm were sponsors and
Julie Jansonius was president. Key member-
ship requires a gpa of 1.25, serving on a com-
mittee denotes active participation.

SIGMA ALPHA ETA— SACK
ROW: Dr. Charles WilheEm,
sponsor, Norma Schoen, Julie
Jan-soniuv John Wootter, Don
Degenhardt, FRONT ROW:
Julie GrabEe, Janet Venrce-
berg, Marcia Bannister, spon-
sor, Sheila BEIEs, Rita Poll now.

TOP PH! MU ALPHA SINFONIA — BACK

ROW: John Hu bar. Arthur Buehl&r,

Charles Rouse. Mike SprmgTeldi. Vince

Landau, Lawrence KrebbieL FRONT ROW:
Curtis Wnqhi Stars Sock, Terry Krob, Tom
Rai'sbacb Dole Sekavec, Allen Diiiey. BOT-
TOM, SiGMA ALPHA IOTA— BACK ROW:
Sandy Rohr, Cirdy Schreiner. Beth Scbdie.
Carta Beesley Laverne Van Kooten. Debb=e
Leis. Vicky Meyer, Cindy Bogart, Lois Smith,
THIRD ROW: Shirley Woodfpft. Donna

Thompson, Joleen Novotny, W^ndy Mickey,
Elaine Worden, Mery Lee Wilgers, Marilyn
Miller, Susan Worden. SECOND ROW:
Joyce Horyna, Judy Friaderich, Gloria

Mitchell, JoyCfi Pennington., Judy Dugan,
Rebecca Kraus, Kathy Schaffer. FRONT

ROW: Dixie Walker Cindy Gray, Marian
Retbback, Rosanna Avery, Elaine Ellis,
Linda Shaw.

Music Men Aid
With Programs

Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia members
selected Vince Landau as president
while John Huber served as sponsor
of the music fraternity. Projects in-
cluded advertising the Varsity Band
Show, ushering for musical programs
and helping with musical stage works.
The men also contributed their time
at the State Music Contest, The fra-
ternity was originally founded in
1898 .

SAI Promotes
Musical Service

Sigma Alpha lota, women's music
honorary, centered Its service proj-
ects around music. The group sent
money to Paraguay, their sister na-
tion, to aid programs In music edu-
cation, The women held several teas
for music faculty wives and alumnae.
Delegates attended the state SAI
Day In Topeka. Marilyn Miller was
president and Mrs, Joan Henry
sponsored the organization.

TOP. PH! ALPHA THETA— BACK ROW; Don Ryner-
son, John Morris, Jim Martin* FOURTH ROW: Roy
Ingram, Ann Liston, sponsor, Lois Luti, Jerry Ramsey.
Terry Archer. THIRD ROW: Fred Atchison. Jan Zwtnfc,
Patrick Barry. Sandy Hindi. SECOND ROW: Donates
fink. Connie Graves. Edith Couture. Linda Grout*
Veronica Andrews. FIRST ROW: Sheran Powers,
Moggie Johnson. Carolyn Olson. Tim Zwtnfc. Ella Ray-
burn.

BOTTOM, KAPPA MU EPSILON— BACK ROW:
Kenneth Woods, Richard Bear, Neal Schmeidler, O,
E. Etter. SECOND ROW: Foster DiecLhoff. Donald
Werner, John Bailey, Gregory Smith* FRONT ROW:
Linda Dreilmg, Jan Schneider, Diane Dicfcman, Elaine
Gardner, Carol Ross*

Historians Take
Spring Journey

Phi Alpha Theta, honorary history
fraternity, combined monthly meet-
ings with History Club to hear
speakers discuss the "intellectual
Origins of the New Left, "Paleon-
tology in Western Kansas" and other
topics of significance. Headed by
Jerry Ramsey, the group took a May
trip to the Rocky Mountain Social
Science Convention In Colorado
Springs* Ann Liston sponsored the
group*

Frat Recognizes
Math Students

Kappa Mu Epsilon, honorary math-
ematics fraternity, admitted initiates
with a "B" average in math and a
1*75 overall* A May banquet and
initiation of new members culmi-
nated the year,

John Bailey was elected president.
Mrs. * Marilynn Wilson sponsored the
mathematicians. The organization
provided recognition of outstanding
mathematics students and familiar-
ized members with advances in the
field.

Departmental Organizations

TOP LEFT: Members of Student Council for Exceptional
Children participate in activities such as square dancing,
miniature golf and swimming with area children. RIGHT:
Sherrill Coffin exhibits the style that made her the free
throw champ * 1 in a contest sponsored by Men's Physical
Education Club. BELOW LEFT: Juan Jimenez carries his
apple to the goal line during the Spanish Club masquerade
party* RIGHT: Pi Delta Epsilon members tour American
Yearbook Connpany of Topeka during their weekend of
national Initiation.

STUDENT CHARTER, SOIL CONSERVATION SO-
CIETY OF AMERICA— BACK ROW: Wesley Dros-
selmeyer, Gary Setter, Marion Alford* FOURTH
ROW: Tom Fa rney, Eugene Sieve ns, Lonny Mc-
Llnn. THIRD ROW: Arlo Smith. Norman Dooley.
Ted Swafford. SECOND ROW: Sam Atherton,
Gene Neuforih. FIRST ROW: Maria Bingamari,
Steve Chain.

SCSA Aids
Anti-Pollution

Student Chapter of Soil Conserva-
tion actively participated In pollu-
tion clean-up projects* Members
worked during the Governor's Clean-
up Week and on the college farm
situation, Wesley Drosselmeyer
served as president with Thaine Clark
advising this nationally affiliated or-
ganization*

Soil Conservation Club members work with
other FHS groups in cleaning up the Cedar
Bluff Lake Retreat beach area.

German Club
Holds Festival

FRENCH CLU8— BACK ROW: Gerald
Windholz, Theresa Heoke, Jeanette Gerdt-
zen, Michael Meade, Tom Toepfer, Hank
DeSair, Mary Mathes, THIRD ROW: Norma
Ross, Sandra Johnson, Paula Stein, Johanna
Johnson, Maria Codinach, sponsor, Rod
Norton. SECOND ROW: Sheila Patehen,
Nikki Shelton, Lora Rohm, Donovan Ran-
dolph, Vicki Milam. FRONT ROW: Alma
Lozano, Martha Koehn, Jacki Elfiott, Joleen
Wirtz, Toni Keshka, Lanis Lewellen.

French Club
Stresses Culture

French Club members elected
Tom Mitchell as president, Maria
Codinach served as the sponsor.

The club’s objective Is to acquaint
American students with French cul-
ture. This objective was qained main-
ly through films shown during month-
ly meetings*

German Club supplemented the
classroom program In an extension
of the students’ understanding of the
German people. Allen Elliott served
as president and Mrs. Leona Pfeifer
was sponsor*

The club held the annual Christmas
party as well as a German dinner and
wedding dance during the Hays Art
Festival. The group also sponsored
two feature-lenqth films and joined
with the Spanish and French Clubs
for a spring picnic.

GERMAN CLUB— BACK ROW:
Mkha©! Meade* sponsor, Dona Rad*
diffe* FIFTH ROW: Lonnie Beadles.
Terry Pfanneostlel. Sally Bfungardt,
Judy Haas* Francis Pe chance, Leon
Staab, Paul Graber, sponsor.
FOURTH ROW: Alan Von Range,
Byron Burke* Stan Blattner. Kathy
Losey, Jeanette Rohr, Carolyn Hamm.
Theresa Heeke. Sherry Harman*
Carole Converse. THIRD ROW: Ed-
ward Prewo, Terry Schmidt, Elaine
Murphy, Trudy Williams, Kay Shields,
Mary Ann Enslow, SECOND ROW:
Sid BSeber, Mark Princ, Richard ’'Dut-
ton, Rosa Leo Dick, ‘ Elizabeth
Dougherty, Dayna Yeazel. FRONT
ROW: Phyllis Schmidt, John Ewy,
Harvey Thompson, Fred Johnson,
Mary Feist, Robert Desbien, Rod
Stack, Allen Elliott.

SPANISH CLUB— BACK ROW: Dermis Dye, Jack
Robertson, CfaJg Hancke, Doug McNichofs, L*rbl
Oukeda. Cornelius Hugo, Juan Jimenez. Jr, THIRD
ROW: Cyndi Bowman. Diane Roberson. Deb Andmt,
Launto Schwarz, Valeria Juerge risen, Chris Burton,
Graciefla Cerballo- Warren Tacha, SECOND ROW: Tim
Zwinlt, Bonnie Yonrall Deena Edmundson, Cheryl Brown.
Veronica Andrews, Lora Rehm. Le*y Morgan, Dave
Wobker. FRONT ROW: DeWayne Wirsteflm, Dr. Benito
Carbdlo, Anfonia Alcantara, sponsor, Marie Beckman.
Barb Johnson. Pam DreiNng, Elia Domingyei, Diane
Evans.

Films Promote
Spanish Culture

Spanish Club members gained cul-
tural insight of Spanish-speaking coun-
tries through festivals, films and slides.
Barb Johnson served os president and
Antonia Alcantara sponsored the group.
In the spring, dub members joined other
language clubs for a picnic.

ALPHA KAPPA PSI OFFICERS— BACK ROW;
Darrel Barnett, Joe KirkendalJ, Richard Osborne,
sponsor, Walter Manteuffel. sponsor, FRONT
ROW: Wayne Scott, Monty Applebse. Leo Knoll,

MIDDLE; Alpha Kappa Psi joined with other
business groups in sponsoring Business
Week speakers and other activities.

AKP Sponsors
Business Week

As an honorary fraternity for business
administration majors, Alpha Kappa Psi
joined with other campus business or-
ganizations in sponsoring Business Week
activities. Ten members set up accounting
procedures for the Homer B. Reed Cen-
ter. Monty Applebee served as president.
Richard Osborne and Walter Manteuffel
co-sponsored the club.

Soc. Club Joins Campus Groups

Through programs and speakers,
the newly formed Robert E. Witt
Sociology Club increased members'
awareness of the field. Greg Shubert
served as the first president. Robert
Witt sponsored the group during the
first semester. After his death, Mrs.
Rose Arhnold and Bill Abruzzi be-

came sponsors.

Some of the programs included
a paper on Indian students in the
U.S., a talk by the manager of the
Girls Industrial School in Beloit, and
an FHS student related his exper-
iences in VISTA.

SOCIOLOGY CLUB— BACK

ROW; Dale Argohinger, Sfertfey
F-lort. Greg Shubert. Deb Ardrlst,
FRONT ROW: Carey Hulter, Bill
Abruizl, sponsor. Lucille Stewart,
Sister DorUsa Erbert.

SCEC Displays
Concern for Kids

Students from the areas of edu-
cation, speech correction and special
education worked with exceptional
children through the Student Coun-
cil for Exceptional Children,

With Dale Sekavec as president
and Mrs, Martha Claflin as advisor,
SCEC members sponsored recrea-
tional programs and a Christmas par-
ty for exceptional children in the
Hays area. Delegates attended the
national convention in Chicago,

STUDENT COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHIL-
DREN— BACK ROW: Ronald Fielder, Lynn Corn,
Dale Sekavec. FRONT ROW; Barbara Larson,
Barbara Mease.

SEA Hosts Gustad

STUDENT EDUCATION ASSN. OFFICERS— BACK ROW; Yvonna Todd, Dr Roy
Kurtz, sponsor, Donna EngeL FRONT ROW: Elaine Adamson, Patsy Homer. Kathy
Pflughoft.

Dr. John Gustad, Fort Hays State president,
keynoted the February Student Education Assn,
banquet. Elaine Adamson was president; Gerald
Duncan and Dr. Ray Kurtz were sponsors. SEA
officers attended a state workshop in Topeka.
Other delegates attended the state convention
in Wichita.

Nurses Give Service

Open to students interested in nursing, the
Fort Hays Nurses Club sponsored several proj-
ects. Christmas caroling to the Hays hospitals,
helping with the bioodmobile and immunization
projects are highlights of the group's many serv-
ices, Mrs. Ileene Allen and Mrs. Ruth Theis were
sponsors. Dean Zerr served as president.

TOP; FORT HAYS NURSES CLUB— SACK ROW; Glenda Sehurle,
Patricia Herrmann, Sharon Beyens, Karen Bailey, Mary Morrish,
Deresa DSble, Lucille Yale, Pam Arnold, Sandra Shaw, Linda Carr,
Dean Zerr. SECOND ROW; Ruth Hunter, Donne SchmeEdler, Donna
Marine, Janice RomEne, Sue Tinde'!, Mary Ann Jacobs. Sherri Busse,
Kathleen Jacobs, Susan BeEshe, Martha Millsteod. Phil Yust. FRONT
ROW: F:mma Wiese, Alberta Davis. LtEEien Kings, Margarel Carter,
Jeanette Vague, Nancy Tucker, Mary Humpert, Marcia Bray*
Louise Steffen, Leora Stroup. BOTTOM: BACK ROW: Dawn
SkrdEant, Diane Bronson. Jeanette Hailing, Bobbi Girot, Linda
Boyle. Eva Brown, Denise CrossEey. Marla Fekien, Elaine Trow-
bridge , Ruth Theis. sponsor. SECOND ROW: Paula Schulte, Deyna
Yeaiel, Linda Barton, Connie Van Wey, Janet Sager, Lori Cona-
way. Brenda Darnell, Dianne Kemp, Belinda Borth. FRONT ROW:
Mershon Smith, Judith Schugort. Margo Rupp Elizabeth Ann
Willis, Kathryn Urban, Jody Allen, Susan Beckman Carol Dietz.

Exchange Gives
Chemists Funds

With Alan Klusener as president
and Robert Richards serving as spon-
sor, the Fort Hays Chemistry Club
presented a scholarship to a Chem,
Club member. The chemists raised
money for this scholarship through an
exchange of laboratory equipment
and handbooks. Delegates attended
the American Chemical Society con-
vention.

PDE Receives
National Charter

Pi Delta Epsilon, journalism rec-
ognition fraternity, received its na-
tional charter in a February initiation
with the Washburn University chap-
ter in Topeka.

Les Anderson served as the first
president of the organization. Mrs.
Katherine Rogers sponsored the
journalists. The editor and the former
publisher of the Hays Dally News
presented programs on opportunities
in the field.

TOP, CHEMISTRY CLUB— BACK ROW:
Terry Krob. Vernon Harding, Bernard
Lavereniz, Richard Schwarts, Craig Thomp-
son, Alan Klusener, R. C. Richards, sponsor,
SECOND ROW: Brian Brooks, Jay Spicer,
Curtis Gregg. LeEand Weigel, Jay Schuk-
man, Lynn Waf*. FRONT ROW; Merle
Deardorff, Mary Lou Nemechek. Susan Frie-
sen. David Chan. J. W, Simpson.

RIGHT, PI DELTA EPSJ LON^-BACK ROW:
Les Anderson, Mar+yn Howgiil, Russ Cra-
vens. THIRD ROW: Norma Ross, Lynn
Bunker. Greg Turner. SECOND ROW: Susan
Trout. Joyce Rabas. Mrs. Katherfrie Rogers,
sponsor, Ella Rayburn, FRONT ROW: Shar-
on Jacobs, Karen Parker, Linda Meier. Matt
Peak.

Dr, W. D, Moreland discusses
old tiroes with colleagues during
a coffee given in his honor by
the newly formed Political
Science Club.

Poly Sci Completes
First Year at Hays

Completing Its first year on the Fort Hays
State campus, the W. D. Moreland Political
Science Club souqht to create Informal lines
of communication between students and fac-
ulty Involved in political science. James
Pearson was president and Pat Drinan spon-
sored the new organization.

Hosting speakers which Included aca-
demic consultants and political figures from
several governmental levels, helped to ac-
quaint c'ub members with all facets of polit-
ical science. During the fall semester the club
held a coffee for Dr, W. D. Moreland, re-
tired Chairman of the Division of Political
Science, History and Sociology.

POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB OFFU
CERS — BACK ROW: Gregg Schwarz,
Stephen Starti&y, SECOND ROW:
Patrick Drrnan* sponsor, Ken Me*
Laughlirt. FRONT ROW: Bev Bray,
James Pearson,

STERNBERG GEOLOGY CLUB—BACK ROW: Rod Vaughn, Gary Small,
Doyle Saddles Dr. Sidney Ash. sponsor, Myrl Walter, sponsor. Kent Bratton,
SECOND ROW: Darny Walter, Eldon Elmore. Freddy Sheesley. Jerry Hones*
Jate AehenbaoV. FRONT ROW: Wes Ltlley, Curtis Anderson, Richard Breta,
Richard Zaknewskh sponsor.

Geologists Sponsor
Naming Museum

With Myrl Walker as sponsor and Doyle
Saddler as president, the Sternberg Geolo-
gy Club promoted naming the museum to
honor its founder, the late George F* Stern-
berg, a world renowned paleontologist and
long-time curator of the museum.

Letters Present
Eta Rho’s Purpose

Coke parties and letters introduced tresh-
men and new members to the function of
Eta Rho Epsilon, women's physical education
organization. A spring picnic and softball
game culminated activities. Sarah Mangels-
dorf was sponsor and Debbie Artmen was
president.

ETA RHO EPSILON— BACK ROW: Carla Huck. Andrea Kirk. THIRD ROW: Janie
Dolochek, Shirley Lowry. SECOND ROW: Sarah Mengelsdorf, sponsor, Mary Jane
Lester. FRONT ROW: Pam Albert. Marilyn Bliss.

Diamonds, Spaghetti
Highlight Home Ec.

Making hand puppets for childen in the
Hays hositals, spaghetti suppers* speakers
on such topics as hair-pieces and diamonds
were on this year s agenda for women in
the Home Economics Chapter,

The chapter provided an opportunity for
home economics students to become better
acquainted with other students in the field.
Also I he women were able to develop pro-
fessional skill while utilizing their knowledge
In community service. The club aided mem-
bers in keeping abreast of new develop-
ments in the field. Miss June Krebs was
sponsor while Joan Zimmer served as presi-
dent.

HOME ECONOMICS CHAPTER— TOP PICTURE, BACK
ROW: Vivian Llqhtner, Jarre H udt, Li*da Ross, THI RD ROW;
Cheryl Set lies, Jane Hasted Judy Welfcsr, Brenda Ealen,
SECOND ROW: Kerry Lee Tripp Karen Ptacefe. Carrie
Be'jncf, Cindy Hardin. FRONT ROW: Deanna Carter,
Laura Pugh. Joyce Wieserdanger, Sheryl Kirit. MIDDLE
PICTURE, BACK ROW: Susan Wycoff, Rcsarne Harnirg,
Bonnie Unruh. THIRD ROW: Diara Peterson, Barbara
Bieber. Jean Loyd, 5ECON D ROW: Carole Noah, Linda
App-ebee. Sharolyn Gobm, FRONT ROW: Kevir. Netscn,
Janet Treder, Vicky Ray, Juanita Smith. BOTTOM PIC-
TURE. BACK ROW: Barbara Cooper, Amber Graver.
Dianne Yourtker. SECOND ROW: Debbie Garre It, Barbara
Giese, Jane j Comb 1 -. FRONT ROW: Karen Pickard. Eliza-
beth Brening, Join Zimmer,

Bikes, Contest
Occupy MPE

With Steve Seirer at the helm and
Glen Lojka as sponsor. Men's Physi-
cal Education Club members entered
the annual Furlough Bicycle Races
and sponsored a girls' free throw
contest during basketball season.
The men attended the annual P.E.
majors' spring picnic. The club also
dealt with the professional and edu-
cational aspects of P.E.

IA Devours
Watermelons

Watermelon feeds, pictured at
right, and hamburger feeds kept the
appetites of Industrial Arts Club
members satisfied. Gary Tobias
sponsored the club and Kirby Clarke
served as president. The men
managed and supervised the Indus-
trial Arts Fair. Along with overnight
camping trips, the programs includ-
ed speakers on industry and educa-
tion.

RIGHT. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB
OFFICERS— BACK ROW: Clifton
Rush, Ktrby Clarlte. THIRD
ROW; James Bell. Stephen Hoth.
SECOND ROW; Doug Eisenhour,
Gary Tobias. Sppnior. Robert
Brown. FRONT ROW; Duane

Adams, Robert Vavricka. BOT-

TOM MEN'S PHYSICAL EDU-
CATION CLUB— SACK ROW;
GW Lo;lca, sponsor. Dennis Nel-
son, Larry Shi ! J. Rick Riggin,

Frank Teppan, Scott Turner.
Robert Shandy. Ronald Strait,

Larry ThurEow. Dr. Russell Bogus.
THIRD ROW; Allan HcWe. Jerry
Duran. Mike Gedney. Richard
Harmon. VEc Case, Craig Gwln-
ner, Fred Teeter. Daryl Ober-

mueller. Frank Gray. Gerald

Shelly. SECOND ROW: Bob

Bearley, Bob Threlfcel, Don True,
Steve Rusco. Ed Harold, Mike
Karl, Bob Young. Fred Britten,

Doug DeGarmo, FRONT ROW:
Lynn Lashbrook, Roger Lynch,
Ronald Scott, Berry Bailey. Steve
Seirer, Steve Hadley, Charles
Kinderknecht.

Business Frat
Hosts FBLA

Phi Beta Lambda business frater-
nity sponsored the Future Business
Leaders of America convention for
area high school students. Delegates
gleaned many ideas for meetings
and projects from the state conven-
tion in March and the June national
convention held in Philadelphia.
Sharon Siebler was president and
Sharon Vlasak sponsored the business
organization.

Historians Hear
Films, Speakers

With Roy Ingram as president,
History Club combined with Phi Al-
pha Theta for monthly meetings of
films and speakers on topics perti-
nent to historical or present day
events. Helmut Schmeller sponsored
the organization. History Club mem-
bers rounded out the year by at-
tending the Rocky Mountain Social
Science convention in Colorado
Springs.

LEFT, HISTORY CLUB— BACK ROW: Roy Ingram.
Don Ryrerson. H. J, Schmeller, sponsor. Fred
Cook. FOURTH ROW; Bert Lape, Craig Haneke,
Terry Archer, Roger Morris. THIRD ROW: Lonnie
Beadles, Fred Atchison, Barb Bolt, Myrna Sue
Powe'L SECOND ROW: Bob Westbrook, Sherari
Powers, Ernie Hones, Susan Doff. FRONT ROW:
Doug McNicholas, Eva Lehto, Elaine Adamson,
Ella Rayburn. BELOW, PHI BETA LAMBDA —
BACK ROW: Robert Schoenfeld, David Adams,
Kim Carey, Gaylen Kerr, Gary Effing. Lynn Scar-
row, Robert Sun ley. SECOND ROW: Barbara
Rytyofv, Ronald Kletehlca. Steve Ochs. Der.rs Miller*
Gale Louie. Dae Llghtcap. FRONT ROW: Leona
Burdick Sharon Giebler, Phyllis Co*, Janet Fer-
land, Betty Widener.

All-Campus Organizations

Rodeo Members
Stage Ride-off

During the year Rodeo Club prac-
ticed with the May championship
rodeo as their goal. Members met
K-State in a match ride contest. The
alumni ride-off pitted former mem-
bers against present members. Neil
Barstow was president. Bob Lowen,
Jack Jackson, Doug Philip and Rose-
mary Smith sponsored the dub.

FORT HAYS RODEO CLUB OFFI-
CERS — BACK ROW: Jack Jackson,
sponsor. Bob Ltmen. sponsor, Tim
Miser. Rocky Frey. Douglas Philip,
sponsor. FRONT ROW: Berneta Rose,
Cathy Sarton, KeyLynn Philip, Rose-
mary Smith, sponsor.

Square Dancing -
Pure Enjoyment

With Bob Dey as president and
Cade Suran as sponsor, the main
objective of the Fort Hays Star
Promenaders was to promote inter-
est in square dancing. During the
Homecoming Parade the club danced
on one of the floats. Bob Dey served
as caller during the bi-monthly
dances.

FORT HAYS STAR
PROMENADERS OFFI-
CERS— BACK ROW;
Cade Suran, sponsor
KayLynn Philip* Bob
Dey. FRONT ROW:
Sandra LoeppSte, Fran
Heyse, Carol MohEer.

PEOPLE TO PEOPLE— BACK ROW:

Lucho Sarmien+o, Peggy Chakra bandhu.
Jean Stouffer, Valerie Schiewe, Melinda
Kite* Eva Lehto, Cornelius. Hugo* David
London. SECOND ROW: Deb Andris
□ lane Bronson, Chafe Bhanalaph, Fung-
pet Boonllang* S u k re e Coornpanthu, Dr,
Benito Carballo, sponsor, Ronald Lilltch*
FRONT ROW: Carol Diet?. Ann Marie
Wu. Marcia Bray, Cheryl Brown, Anita
Becker, Rackanee Vacharaporn.

Foreign students and their host
families attended an American
style picnic In September.

P-t-P Enhances Understanding

People-to-People encourages students
from the United States to broaden their
knowledge of other spheres of the globe
while stressing cultural understanding.

The international group elected David
London as president. Dr, Benito Carballo
served as sponsor. Leap Week and the In-
ternational Arts Festival highlighted P-t-P
activties.

ALPHA PHI OMEGA-

BACK ROW: Jefald Peterson,
Henry Mace, Curtis Gregg.
Charles Osborne, Jon Case.
Jack Heather, sponsor. SEC-
OND ROW: Merald Van
Vleet Basil Julian, Lynn Wafz,
James Hoover, Robert Pin-
kail. FRONT ROW: Bob
Beartey, Danny Walker, Bob
ThreEkel, Fred Johnson, Ron
U ntd e r wo od * BOTTO M : B AC K
ROW: Ian Bentley, James Ke\-
lerman, sponsor. THIRD ROW:
John Vignery, Joseph Wahr-
man, Steve Flaska. Gary
Sampson. SECOND ROW: Ed-
win Delbert. Fred Sheesley, La-
vern Boeso. Don Rodebough.
FRONT ROW: Richard Krays,
Robert Kraus, Norman Austin,
Jim Johnson, Tom Franks.

BELOW LEFT: Alpha Phi
Omega members spon-
sored a smoker to discuss
their organization with
Fort Hays State men in-
terested in the fraternity.

Service Stressed
In APO Fraternity

Alpha Phi Omega, national service fra-
ternity, sponsored the Beauty and Beast con-
test and Furlough races to raise money for
Endowment Assn, scholarships. The group
also aided the campus bloodmobile, ush-
ered at Artists and Lectures programs and
helped distribute Reveilles.

Astronaut James A. Lovell wrote, "1 heart-
ily recommend this fraternity to you for I
believe that your participation in this or-
ganisation will give you a sense of fulfillment
and will bring honor and distinction to your

school. 1 ’ Lovell carried his APO pin on the

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Retreat Group YAF Supports

Develops Site ‘Involvement’

CEDAR BLUFF LAKE RETREAT OR-
GANIZATION-BACK ROW: Glen
Lo[ke t Leore Stroup, Howard Rey-
nolds, Peter Hegg, Lynn Rogers.
FRONT ROW: Ronald Quint, Marvin
Roth, Tom Meiers, Jeff Rainier,

The FHS Lake Retreat Organiza-
tion spent the year developing and
maintaining a Cedar Bluff recreation
area for students and faculty. In
concentrating on their goals the
group built rafts, lakeside basket-
ball goals and graded all roads lead-
ing to the retreat area.

Glen Lojka served as chairman
and Lynn Rogers as secretary-treas-
urer. The lakeside area is leased by
the college.

With "involvement" as Its motto,
the FHS Young Americans for Free-
dom chapter was organized. Installing
Pat Brown as president and Dr.
Howard Reynolds as sponsor, the
group participated in the nationwide
"Tell it to Hanoi" movement by dis-
tributing campus literature and send-
ing petitions to Hanoi deleqates at
Paris. In the spring the YAF held
a Vietnam referendum fo gauge
campus feelings on the war.

YOUNG AMERICANS FOR FREE-
DOM— SACK ROW: Bob Schwindt.
Jim Rahn. THIRD ROW: Robert
Akers. Howard Reynolds, sponsor.
SECOND ROW: Raymond Fagan.
Shirley Gnad. FRONT ROW: Pat
Brown, Jim Borthwick.

Plays, Awards
In Little Theatre

Membership in Little Theatre is
earned by accumulating 10 points in
any facet of theater work. Members
participated in "Sleeping Beauty"
and a series of one-acts. The out-
standing actor, actress and technical
producer received awards at the an-
nual banquet. Denny Dey was presi-
dent and William Segal was sponsor.

Vets Help With
Furlough, Flags

Veterans' Club members used the
spring semester to help Alpha Phi
Omega with Furlough. With John
Pyle as president, Bob Maxwell and
Thaine Clark as sponsors, the group
presented a U.S. flag to the Homer
B. Reed Center. They also contrib-
uted litter containers for the cam-
pus.

LITTLE THEATRE— BACK ROW: Vicki Me-

Connell, Denny Dey, Dennis Martin, Rocky
Reiser George Stevenson, Dot Welter. SEC-
OND ROW; Steve Winkler, Pam Dreillng,
Lloyd Prefer, sponsor, Doug Fried ly, Larry
Laas. Terry Schenk. FRONT ROW: Kathy
Faulkner, Lavi Gruslng, Glady Ridlef, Suit
Griffin, Mary Ann Enjlow.

VETERANS' CLUB — BACK
ROW: Ron Obolski, Marty
Reed, Edwin Hamilton, Larry
Thurtow. FIFTH ROW: Dave
Brlqg s, James Knight, Rodney
Applegate, Dewayne Bruine-
kcoL FOURTH ROW: Terry
Randa 1 !, Monte Lareau, Dwight
Carter, Steve Worley, THIRD
ROW: Terry Charboneau.

Jerry Johnson, Chuck Haaq,
Jim Heller, SECOND ROW:
John Pyle, Joe Allison, Leroy
Rose. Robert Martz. FRONT
ROW: Roger Prochaska,

Thaine Clark, Robert Bollig,
Donald Koelllng, MIchiel Pro-

cheska.

High Spirits, Precision Routines
Tiger Deb and Cheerleader Goal

Tiger Debs and Cheerleaders made
a hit throughout the year with per-
formances at athletic events. Both
groups were Instrumental in contri-
buting to school spirit.

The Cheerleaders accompanied

CHEERLEADERS — TOP LEFT: Jar* Schneider. MID-
DLE: Susan MeClaren. RIGHT: Diane Bircher,
head cheerleader. BOTTOM LEFT: Kathy Berger.*
MIDDLE: Linda FracL RIGHT: Cindy Hoffman,

the teams for away games as well
as leading cheers and the fight song
at Lewis Field Stadium and the Coli-
seum.

Combining with other Hays
schools, the Tiger Debs presented a
half-time show at a Kansas City
Chiefs football game. The precision
dance unit performed for FHS half-
times and at the Varsity Band Show,

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TJGER DEBS— BACK ROW: Debbie Dealt, Jill
Dean, Barbara Converse. Elaine Herrman, Lonnie
She after, Dottie AshlocE Debra Unrtih. Candace
Langley, Linda Coffindatfor. FIFTH ROW: Lana
Tittei, Jana THteJ, Leta Wheeler, Charlotte Am-
hold. Deana Elston DeAnn Cox. Cindy Furbeck.
Robin Deeds, Belinda Gifford- FOURTH ROW:
Cecelia Buser. Sheryl Nickelson, Connie Heyen,

ABOVE: Debs entertain Hays basketball
fans during halftime. ABOVE RIGHT: Kar-
en Johnson, student director and founder
of the Tiger Debs, prepares Deb mascot
for their next performance.

Bonnie DeEnes, June Coot, Cindy Nelson, Melinda
McAfee, Connie VrefiL THIRD ROW? Lana Under-
wood. Jeanne Streit. Debbie Andrisi Cindi Hardin,
Barbara Brungardt, Kathy Wrightsrnan, Marlene
McGuire. Anita Husted. SECOND ROW: Diana
Turtle, Colleen Chitwood, Sherrill Coffin, Barbara
Nelson, Sharon Graham. FRONT ROW: Karen
Johnson,

WOMEN'S RECREATION
ASSN. “BACK ROW: Kath-
leen Kootz, Patricia Foos,
Laura Richmeier. Beverely
Ritter, Monies Somers, spon-
sor. Andrea Kirk. SECOND
ROW: Mary Jane Lester,

Diana Keith, Marie Former.
Shirley Lowry, Janie DolecheL
FRONT ROW: Juanita Smith,
Judy Dugan, Marilyn Bliss,
Pam Albert.

WRA Endorses Recreation

RIGHT: WRA members relax from
school worries during their Septem-
ber camping trip. BELOW LEFT:
What is a better way to end a
hard day of camping than to trade
favorite ghost stories? BELOW
RIGHT : Semester break meant
Colorado and skiing for many
WRA members.

Women's Recreation Association
strives to interest FHS women In rec-
reation and the ideals of sportsman-
ship, A September coke party served
to acquaint new and old members.
September also found the women
on a camp-out at Fort Fletcher Camp
Grounds, The fall semester was
topped with a playday for area high
schools and a Halloween party.

Severely Ritter served as president
and represented the group as a
Homecoming Queen candidate.
Monice Somers completed her
fourth year as WRA sponsor.

During semester break WRA mem-
bers headed to Colorado for skiing
at Arapahoe Basin. In March the
group again hosted high schools for
a volleyball sports day. The annual
WRA banquet closed the school
year.

Orchesis-Dance

Under the direction of Sarah
Mangelsdorf, Orchesis members
staged four performances during the
year. Coupled with the Varsity Band
Show, the fall production included
' Voodoo" and "Something's Com-
ing." An Evening of Dance titled the
spring concert. Orchesis members
usually did their own choreography.

The group also presented an as-
sembly performance at Hays High
School and prepared arrangements
for an original play by an FHS stu-
dent.

TOP: "Alpha/' by the Orchesis Company;
MIDDLE: 'Mind Over Matter/' by the
Orchesis Company: BOTTOM: "Woman
in a Mechanized World/' by Sarah Man-
ge fsdorf; RIGHT: "Composition / 1 by Bren-
da Bstner and Tom Boyd.

Ensembles Aid Musical Variety

Small instrumental ensembles and
large orchestras offer a variety of
performance media to Fort Hays
State musicians. Membership in the
ensembles is through audition. Lyle
Dilley directed the Civic Symphony
and the Symphonic Band, Robert
Brown directed the Woodwind En-
semble, Clarinet Choir was directed
by Harold Palmer and Dr. Island
Bartholomew conducted the Brass
Choir.

All groups, except Civic Sym-
phony, toured area schools. The
Civic Symphony is made up of col-
lege personnel and residents of the
Hays area. Symphonic Band high-
lighted Its season with a performance
at the Southwest CBDNA Conven-
tion at the University of Oklahoma.
All the groups presented formal con-
certs for the entertainment of Hays
and campus communities.

TOP: WOODWIND ENSEMBLE — BACK
ROW: Robert Brown, conductor. FRONT
ROW: Mary Beth Norris, Susan Worden.
Stephanie Grabcr, Carol Bailey, Linda
Shaw. Nancy Wurm. Larry Bolton, Vince
Landau, Marion Raikbact, Beth Scholle.
BOTTOM: CIVIC SYMPHONY.

TOP: CLARINET CHOIR— BACK ROW: Barne
Ellis. Erfenc Jemison, Joe Gilbert, Don Urban,
Nancy Wood Belinda Gifford, FRONT ROW;
Alien Dilley. Linda Shaw, Cindy Bogart, Nancy
Wurm. Avft Joss, Chip Hardy. Linda Goudy.
MIDDLE: BRASS CHOIR— BACK ROW: Mike

Brown, Chuck Rouse. Vince Landau, Mike Spring-
field, Larry Bolton, Terry Karlin, Curtis Wright,
David Outright, FRONT ROW: Matt Springfield!
Sandra Rohr Judy Frederick. Barbara Johnson,
Judy Dugan, Dorothy Bryant Rpz Avery, BOTTOM:
SYMPHONIC BAND.

Curtis Wright, solo -trombonist, was among
several soloists adding to the entertain-
ment at the Varsity Band Show. The Con-
cert Choir and Fort Hays Singers per-
formed in formal and informal settings
heightening a cabaret effect*

Music, Dancing Focuses on Cabaret Style

Varsity Band lent its name to title
the November Varsity Band Show.
The Jazz Ensemble, under the direc-
tion of James Olcott; Fort Hays
Singers, with Dr. Donald Stout as
director; Concert Choir, also direc-

ted by Stout; Orchesis, instructed
by Sarah Manglesdorf and the Tiger
Debs, under Karen Johnson, joined
the band, directed by Lyle Dilley,
for an evening of musical entertain-
ment in a cabaret setting.

TOP, STRING? TRIO— Linda Storm Anna
Trent, Katy Benefiel. MIDDLE STRING
ORCHESTRA— Dr. K. Marie Stolba,
Sandra BeiorT, Bor.nie Hem ten. Linda
Storm. Katy Be.ne.fiel, Mite Boss, Barbara
Michaelas, Bonnie Storm, Libby OoHon,
Sue McIntosh, Wendy Mickey, Betty
Martin. BOTTOM. COLLEGIUM MUSI-
CUM — Carol Saysiner, John Huber, Edwin
Moyers* Phyllis Schleteh,

Music Groups
Offer Concerts

Men's and Women's Glee Clubs,
under the direction of Donn Graham,
and Collegian Chorale, under Pat-
rick Goeser, each presented several
concerts during the year. The Col-
legium Musicum joined with the Fac-
ulty String Quartet to present a
program of modern and ancient
string music. String Trio and String
Orchestra are directed by Edwin
Moyers.

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Churches

In our modern day of technologi-
cal advancement, students continue
seeking solace in their God. The
churches of the Hays community
welcome FHS students to services
and activities. Many churches ex-
tend their fellowship to students
through specially organized college
youth groups. Students also partici-
pate in ecumenically oriented organi-
zations.

Baptist Student Union
Baptist Student Movement
Campus Crusade for Christ
Catholic Student Center
Chi Alpha
Gamma Delta

Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship

ATHLETICS

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ATHLETICS

ATHLETICS

ATHLETICS

ATHLETICS

New Coach Stymied
By Losing Season

Tom Stromgren, first season head
football coach at Fort Hays State,
was formerly head mentor at the
College of Emporia, With him he
brought a fine record of past
achievement and "sic 'em 11 football,
a new system designed to take the
game to the opponents* Confidence,
pride and dedication characterized
the man and his method.

His coaching experience comes
from three Kansas high schools
where he compiled a 42-15-2 record.
Upon coming to the College of Em-
poria in 1965, Stromgren carried on
the winning tradition and ended the
67 season compiling a creditable
13-4-1,

In ten years of experience, the
0-9-0 outcome of the ‘69 Tiger sea-
son is only the second losing season
in Stromgren's coaching history.

Tom Stromgren, new to the returning
Tigers, began his first year at FH5 as
head coach of the football squad. ABOVE:
The Tiger defense stiffened to stop a mid-
field third down play. RIGHT: Lionel! Jen-
kins (82) tries an end around against a
much improved Washburn. U. defense.

Team Breaks T5 Records

TEAM

LONGEST LOSING STREAK:

1 4 games, ' 68- ' 69
FEWEST VICTORIES

SEASON: 0, '69
WORST SEASON RECORD
{%)= - 000 . '69
MOST POINTS BY

OPPONENTS: 323, r 69
MOST CONSECUTIVE

GAMES SCORING: 54,
'63-'69

MOST PASSING YARDS
GAME: 228 vs, Kearney, '69
MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED
GAME: 37 vs. Kearney, 69
MOST PUNTS GAME: 12 vs.

Colorado Stale College, '69
MOST PUNTS SEASON: 67,

’69

INDIVIDUAL

MOST RUSHING YARDS
GAME: 267, Tommy Evans vs.

Emporia, ’69

MOST RUSHING YARDS
SEASON: 1,022, Evans, ’69
MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS
GAME: 41, Evans vs.

Emporia, '69
MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS
SEASON: 226, Evans, '69
MOST PASSING YARDAGE
GAME: 228, John Covington
vs. Kearney, '69
MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED
GAME: 37, Covington vs.

Kearney, 69

LONGEST PASSING GAIN:
77, Dennis Spratt from
Covington vs. Kearney, '69

COACHING STAFF: Ed McNeil, Terry
Claycamp, Head Coach Tom Stromgren,
Jim Paramore. Not pictured, Jesse Kennis.

Evans, Covington, Spratt — New Holders

Junior tailback Tommy Evans,
(right) who turned in many sparkling
performances and set a new rush-
ing record, proved to be a major
asset in the '69 season. The "Mini-
Brute" racked up. a total of 1,022
yards for the season and was the
team high scorer with 62 points.
Quarterback John Covington (lower
left) and end, Dennis Spratt (lower
right) also contributed to the individ-
ual record division. The team as a
whole set 1 5 records and extended
one.

FRONT ROW; Mike But3e r H Steve Serrer, Jack
Georgeson, Carl Helrr^ John Covington, Grady
Elder, Dan Perkins, Dennis Spratt, Larry Ziertain*
Tommy Evans. SECOND ROW: Frank Healy,
Graig Gwinrer, Rick Doran, Harold Greer, Kelly
Walton, Hal Taliaferro, Bruce Armstrong, Kenny

Joe Kdbiski, Stan Bowen, Scott Turner. Frank
Tappan, Jim Powell, Jtm Murray. BACK ROW:
Bill Kelly, Lioneil Jenkins, Lynn Lashbrook, Joe
Gresnidc, Ted Juneau. Ed Heldenbrand,, Mel
Haverfield. Steve Merritt, Clark Bouter Sten
DurEer. Not pictured, Bruce Demaree. John Ber-

Tigers Down; Anticipate Comeback

The story of Fort Hays State's
! 969 football season was one of
frustration and disappointment. For
the first season In the history of the
school the team failed to win one
game.

At the start of the season the
Tigers found themselves with a new
coach, Tom Stromgren and a new
conference, the Rocky Mountain
Athletic Conference (RMAC).

In the first match against N.W.
Oklahoma, a crowd of 4,000 viewed
the Tigers' 6-34 defeat, Hope and
high spirits still prevailed when Kear-
ney invaded Lewis Field and did
their thing, leaving with a 12-28
victory. Colorado State returned and
scored another defeat at 6-53. De-
pressing losses to N.W. Missouri 14-
35 and to Washburn 6-27 shattered
all hopes of a winning season.

The next encounter, Homecoming,
seemed the Ideal time to stage a
comeback. A crowd of 7,000 turned
out to generate all the spirit and
excitement they could muster. It
rained and Emporia went home a
7-34 winner. Following losses were
Southern Colorado, 8-43 and Pitts-
burg at 18-41. The final game was
perhaps the most surprising. While
hosting Omaha University, the Tigers
put forth a valiant effort but once
again fell prey to the foe, ending
the season with a disappointing 20-
28 loss.

Said Coach Stromgren, "We
played our best , , . In my book
every one of those kids who stuck it
out Is a winner. "

Visions for a brighter tomorrow?
"When at the bottom there is only
one way to go ... and that ain't
sideways!" — Z. Zhalavodka

FAR LEFT: Dennis Spraff (80) dives for a
pass to move the Tigers closer to the goaf-
line, LEFT: In the homecoming game with
Emporia, Tommy Evans (20) topped Bob
Johnson's rushing record of 264 yards
with 267 yards in 41 carries, ABOVE:
Cheerleader Cynthia Hoffman, wringing
her hands, pays no attention to d£mp
weather* ABOVE RIGHT: Scott Turner
[85) "sneaks' ' up from behind for the
tackle.

‘Bumpy 9 Season
For Harriers

The Fort Hays State 1969 cross
country season began with some
question. Larbi Oukada, former Mor-
occan Olympian, was out on Injuries
suffered in the 1968 track season.
Carrying the load, Alvin Penka led
the harriers to five dual and triangu-
lar victories.

Oukada joined the squad at the
Oklahoma Jamboree and landed a
third place, defeating the powerful
Kansas University runners. Late In
the season when the Tigers ran into
illness and injuries, clutch perform-
ances by Dennis Wheatcroft kept the
harriers on top. For the major part
of the season the double punch of
Oukada and Penka sparked the Tigers
to numerous triumphs.

FHS at Kearney State

(Neb.)

. First

FHS at Wichita U.

Invitational

. . First

FHS at Oklahoma

Jamboree

. Third

FHS at Emporia State

. . First

FHS at Kearney State

(Neb.}

. . First

FHS at Kansas State

Federation

. Third

FHS at RMAC

, . First

FHS at Missouri Valley

AAU

Second

FHS at NA1A (Okla.) .

. . First

;v*$'

ABOVE FAR LEFT: At the end of the rea-
son Dennis Wheatcroft held the FHS har-
riers on top. FAR LEFT : Alex Francis,
initiator of cross country to Fort Hays
State, coached the team for the I 3th year
MIDDLE LEFT: Alvin Penka and Larbi
Oukada led the Tigers to various victories,
both winning NA1A All American. LEFT:
Sophomore Alvin Penka leans on a fence
with exhaustion after completing his run.
BELOW LEFT: FHS harriers seen in action
are Dave McLeiand, Larbi Oukada, Alvin
Penka, Herb Camien, and Jerry Shelly. BE
LOW: Penka, Shelly, and Oukada discuss
the trials of the track.

Conference Performance
‘Finest Ever Seen’

For the Rocky Mountain Cross
Country meet this year, the Tigers
were free of injuries and at the
peak of condition. After the vic-
torious encounter, Coach Francis
dubbed the team's efforts as the
finest display of stamina that he
had ever seen.

At the NAIA finals, the squad
not only duplicated last year s cham-
pionship but won by a greater mar-
gin, Oukada missed the national in-
dividual title by only seconds. The
season ended as it began — -In glory,
as Oukada and Penka won NAIA All
American and Dennis Wheatcroft
missed the honor by three places-

FAR LEFT- Wheatcroft, McLefand, and
Boehmer struggle for the finish, MIDDLE
LEFT: Sophomore Larbi Oukada, Casa-
blanca. Morrocco, joined the squad as a
freshman after running the steeplechase
for his country in the Olympics. ABOVE
LEFT: Mcleland waits for the right moment
to burst ahead of his opponent. ABOVE:
Cross country coach Alex Francis points
out one of his harriers.

FHS HARRIERS; EVno Bailey, Jerry Shelly, Dick
Bruin, He r b Camieri. Dave McLefand, Marie HrfL
Larbi Oukada. Aivlr Penka. Jerry Du rani. Dennis
Wheat cr:J\ S‘evo Boehffif?r, Ken Walker Richard
Green.

Bengals Win Six

Thirteen Tiger victories and a 6-4
conference record with a three-way
tie for second place made the 1969-
70 Fort Hays basketball season a
'Very good year* 1 ’ Ten defeats and
a two point loss to St. Mary of the
Plains College in District 10 regional
play-offs prevented rating the year
as a ’ a great one.

Head Coach Chuck Brehm ini-
tiated the season with a complete
team overhaul recalling only three
lettermen and one starter. Making
up the final top five were Darryl
Ape! and Leneal Locke, guards:
center Bob Bartkoskl and forwards
Daryl Stockstill and Martyn HowgilL
Supporting roles were filled by
Duane Rauhut, Mike GaskelL Jim
Keller, Pat James, Al Campbell.
Duane Creamer, Troy Rampy, Mel
Kitts, Gary Vejv°da ( Joe Gresnick
and Dennis Richmond.

Losing only one of 10 encounters
in Sheridan Coliseum, the Tigers'
home play was almost invincible. Not
quite so impressive was the road
record of 4-9,

Wrapping up his fifth year as Fort
Hays basketball coach, Brehm com-
mented, "I was extremely pleased
with our overall performance and
thought the squad did a tremendous
Job."

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ABOVE FAR LEFT: The Tiger staffing five
clasp hands as the crowd prepares for the
battle. ABOVE LEFT: Tigers M e r Kitts (52}
and Martyn HowgllJ [34), entangled with
Washburn competitors, struggle for the
ball. ABOVE: Mike Gaskefl (54), with In-
coming assistance from Campbell [42). goes
up for a sure two. FAR LEFT: Surrounded
by Rangers. Gary Vejvgda passes off to
Bob BartkoskL At Campbell and Daryl
Stockstill set up the offensive attack in the
background. MIDDLE LEFT: All-American
choice Daryl Stockstill Is heavily contested,
but scores a big two. LEFT: Al Campbell
manages to get his fingers on the ball
attempting a tip-off to Kitts.

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ROCKY MOUNTAIN
CONFERENCE RECORD

FHS. .89

Pittsburg

State . . . .

.80

FHS. .73

Emporia

State . . . .

.63

FHS. .7!

So. Colorado

St

.67

FHS. .86

Pittsburg

State

102

FHS.. 93

Omaha

University

.86

FHS, .92

Colorado

State . . . .

.97

FHS.. 69

So. Colorado

St

.86

FHS. .92

Colorado

State . . . .

.73

FHS. .93

Emporia

State . . . .

,82

FHS. .80

Omaha

University .84

ABOVE: Junior forward Daryl Stockstill
passes off after seeing the outstretched
arms of Hastings College's Rick Kock.
RIGHT: Hastings College's Dale Iburg
and Stockstill jump at mid-court as A]
Campbell (42] and Danny Yost (33) pre-
pare to receive the tip.

ABOVE LEFT: The T iger home court record
was something to stand and shout about.
Coach Brehm's Tigers lost only one game
in Sheridan's snake pit, winning nine,
ABOVE: Dr. M. C. Cunningham, former
President of Fort Hays State, returned to
see the Tigers in action. LEFT: London,
England senior, 6-8 Marfyn Howgill, inches
upward for a jumpshot.

Stockstill, Locke Capture Honors

Daryl Stockstill, Geneseo junior,
and Leneal Locke, Stockton senior,
won individual honors in the District
10 basketball tourney at Emporia
and were named to the elite squads
of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Con*
ference Plains Division and NAIA
Dist. 10.

Stockstill, standing 6*4, averaged
!9J and totalled 444 points for the
23-game schedule to claim first team
honors on the AlLDistrict 10, RMAC
and District 10 tournament squads.
His I 1 .5-rebound average was tops
in the RMAC Plains Division.

Locke t team captain for the 1969-
70 season, was second high scorer
for the Bengals at 17.8. Locke's play
netted him second team All-District
10, first team RMAC and second
team District 10’ honors.

He also placed as a top free throw
shooter in the national NAIA poll
with an .864 percentage.

ABOVE: PEACE or two points? RIGHT:
Daryl Stockstill puts on the brakes arrd eyes
the basket as his St. Benedicts opponent
gets set to block the shot. TOP; A! Camp^
bell attempts to b r cck a bounce oass while
maneuvering on defense. CENTER RIGHT:
Martyn Howgill (34) and Stockstill (40)
struggle to take the rebound from All-
American Chick Downing of St. Benedicts
College. TOP RIGHT; Cheerleaders add to
the enthusiasm of the game.

FRONT ROW: Jim Keller
Vsfvoda, Duane Creamer,
Rauhub Leneef Locke, BACK

Trey Rampy, Gary
Darry] A pel Dua^e
RQW; Coach Brehm,

Dennis Richmond. Daryl
MiVe Gaskell, Martyn
Campbell, Joe Gresmcl!.

StacIcsKU. Bob Barflto&feu
Hov^yiH, Mel Kitts, Al
Coach Hobbs.

Freshman Gymnasts Lauded

Following the year's 7-3 record,
the Fort Hays State gymnastics
squad is looking optimistically toward
the 1970-71 season*

Coach Ed McNeil launched the
season with only two lettermen —
Billy Holmes and Jim Green — but
supported by freshman recruits, the
Tigers swept through five meets un-
defeated*

In a double dual at Warrensburg,
Mo., the Tigers suffered the first
loss of the year dropping a match
to the University of Kansas. The
Tigers then retaliated by defeating
Central Missouri State and North-
western Oklahoma State* both for
the second time*

Although the Tigers ended the
season on a losing note to Colorado
State Colleoe and Wichita State,
Coach McNeil is looking forward to
the upcoming season. "We'll have
everyone back next year," McNeil
said* "and it should be one of the
best years I've had here.

"We were really lucky that our
freshmen came through the way they
did — they made our season/ 1

FRONT ROW; Dan Blythe, Robert Griffiths, Terry Brownell. Gary Hessen James Green, Donovan

Bonin, Frank Gray, Larry Roso, Robert Cunninqham. Randolph, Billy Holmes, Johnny Sanders, Coach

BACK ROW; Edwin Johnson. Grad. Asst.; Charles McNieL

a

FHS

135.20

Central

Missouri

1 19.75

131.10

N.W.

Oklahoma

43.50

1 32.80

So. Dakota

University

53.70

133.95

Wichita

State U

132.10

140.85

N.W,

Oklahoma

84.90

123.10

Kansas

University

152.40

123.10

Central

Missouri

95.70

131.25

N.W,

Oklahoma . . . .

99.30

126.20

Colorado State 143.30

ABOVE: Pointing out some do's and don'ts,
Coach McNeil aids Salma freshman Terry
Bonin, LEFT: Jim Green, a oneyear tetter-
man, shows his skill on the still rings, TOP
LEFT: The crowd watches as Bob Griffiths
performs on the still rings. TOP FAR LEFT:
Performing his side horse routine is Dono-
van Randolph, Liberal freshman. FAR LEFT:

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Wrestling Ends With NAIA National Meet

ABOVE: Coach Winter gives the pho-
tographer a ' conne-on, you-can-do-If ex-
pression. RIGHT: Freshman Leon Tresner
goes for a throw.

Fort Hays State wrestling came
to a halt at the NAIA National
Championships when the two Tiger
representatives, Bob Brown (142)
and Bob Brock [I 50), were defeated
In the first and second rounds.

Though young, the wrestlers com-
piled a 7-7 dual meet record for the
year. Starters for the season’s sec-
ond half were three freshman, three
sophomores and four juniors.

The final dual meet records of the
Tigers were 118 lb. Mike Holliman,
6-11; 126 lb. Greg LaCoss, 5-3; 134
lb. Gary Ulmer, 6-12; 142 lb. Brown,
10 2; 150 lb. Brock, 10-4-1; 158 lb,
Leon Tresner, 8 8-1; 167 lb. Bryce
Davidson, 6-12-1; 177 !b. Bill Bruce,
0-4-1; 190 ib. Ken Dieck, 1-9 and
heavyweight Rick Doran, 9-11.

TOP: With clenched fists, Winter glances
at the clock and yells encouragement.
ABOVE: Sophomore Mike Holliman tries
for a pin. ABOVE LEFT: Straining Bob
Brown scoots along the mat to force his
opponent on his back for a pin. LEFT:
Grappler Gary Ulmer, wrapping himself

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FHS

15

Colo. School of Mines,

. 17

26

Central Missouri St. . .

. 14

31

S-W. Missouri St, . . .

. 6

24

U. of Missouri at Rolla

. 8

23

Western Cob. St. . , ,

.35

16

N.W. Missouri St. . . .

.21

10

Omaha University

.28

22

Emporia State

,12

3

Nebraska University , *

.29

13

Kansas State University 19

1 1

Adams (Colo.) St. . . .

.26

24

Central Missouri St. .

. 1 1

23

Kearney (Neb.) St. . .

.13

17

Emporia State

. 14

!n tournament play, FHS won sixth
at the N.W, Missouri State Invita-
tional, seventh at the Colorado State
College Invitational and seventh at
the annual RMAC championships at
Gunnison, Colo.

BACK ROW: Coach Dave Winter, Bob Brock,
Steve Miller, John Vignery, Bill Bhjco, Jfm
Meitner, Ken Dieck, Rick Doran, Terry Stevens,
trainer. MIDDLE ROW; Ed Moore, Grady Elder,
Leon Tresner, Steve Bowles, Austin Batteglte, Steve
Merritt. George (Chip) Westfall, trainer, FRONT
ROW: Gary Ulmer, Greg LaCoss, Rauf Bishop,

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ABOVE FAR LEFT; Bob Brown grabs for
the wrist to pull his opponent to the mat.
ABOVE LEFT : Brown receives a welcomed
congratulation from Winter and team-
mates after a tough match. ABOVE
RIGHT: Leon Tresner is wrapped up in his
work trying to break the hold. ABOVE:
Head-to-head combat is common in the

Thinclads Rack Up Wins, Records

Dual meet wins for the Tigers dur-
ing the regular season occured at
Kearney State 72-70 and Wichita
State University 8 M/ 2 - 63 I/ 2 . The
Tigers also made a strong showing in
the Mid-American relays at which
scores were not recorded. The lone
dual meet loss was to the Air Force
Academy, 97-34.

At the Rocky Mountain Athletic
Conference meet, Fort Hays de-
fending meet champions took second
place with 108 points. The squad
captured stx firsts, including two that
shattered RMAC meet marks, Mike
Estes churned a 47.4 in the 440-
yard dash and in the mile relay Dave
Schneider, Bob Young, Ron Borger
and Estes combined for a 3:14,9
clocking to top the record by four-
tenths of a second.

ABOVE: Dennis Wheatcroft {third from the
right) prepares for the coming jolt in the
3 H 000-meter steeplechase, ABOVE RIGHT:
Mike Estes finishes the anchor leg of the
880-yard relay at Emporia Relays, FAR
RIGHT: Stop watch and clip board in
hand, veteran track coach Alex Francis
records the results of the Emporia Relays.
RIGHT: Larbi Oukada discusses the time
from his last run with Coach Francis.

Tracksters Have ‘Record-Busting’ Season

A well-balanced running attack
coupled with experience and desire
proved to be key factors in the suc-
cess of the 1970 FHS track season.
The Tigers won the distance medley
In the "Big Three" relay meets of
the year — Texas, Drake and Kansas.
At the Texas encounter the Tigers
set a new record in the distance
medley in 9:46.6.

Mike Estes ran a 47.1 quarter-
mile, Steve Boehmen, 3:00.5 three
quarter mile and Larbi Oukada 4:06
in the mile.

Oukada was named the outstand-
ing performer for the Kansas Relays.
He won the 6-miie run in 28:45.3,
breaking the relay's record of
29:44.4. He also anchored the win-
ning distance medley relay team and
finished third in the 3,000-meter
steeplechase.

ABOVE: Dave McLeland, (in while suit)
leaps into the water hazard while com-
peting in the 3,000-meter steeplechase at
Emporia. RIGHT: At a dual meet in Lewis
Field Stadium, Daryl Obermueller uncorks
another long toss.

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ABOVE LEFT: Larry Dunekack and Kevin
Adams are impressed by the wonders of
video tape instant replays as assistant
coach Larry Thirs+rup focuses the televi-
sion screen. ABOVE: Taking a hand off
from teammate Ron Borger is FHS quar-
ter-miler Mike Estes. Estes ripped off a
school and RMAC record at the Greeley,
Colo, conference meet with a 47,4 dock-
ing in the open quarter. LEFT: Datlas Boe-
ken reveals the hurdling form that enabled
him to win the intermediate hurdles event
in several dual meets.

FHS Baseball Posts
‘Cinderella’ Season

Fort Hays State recorded its best
baseball season this year by closing
out with a 29-12 record. Coming
from last place to RMAC champion-
ship, Coach Earl Hobbs and his
Tigers earned the title of the ' Cin-
derella 3 ' team and continued to
amaze fans throughout the season.
As a team, they were the ’ most
cohesive unit" Hobbs has ever
coached. Made up of freshmen,
transfer students, and only four Tiger
veterans, the 1970 Tigers were a
"team” both on and off the field.
Although pitching was a major factor
for their success, the biggest con-
tribution was team spirit and team
unity, Hobbs declared.

Since coming to Fort Hays State
in 1967, Hobbs raised the baseball
overall tally from 30 wins and 45
losses to a 59-57 record in the four-
year period. This was Hobbs 1 sec-
ond winning season since beginning
coaching at FHS.

Tigers Win RMAC Crown;
Compete in NAIA Playoffs

The Tigers battled their way Into
the NAIA District 10 Playoffs at
Emporia by winning the Rocky Moun-
tain Athletic Conference. In the first
round of conference play, the Ben-
gals fell to Kansas Wesleyan Uni-
versity, 11-5 in extra innings. All-
American candidate Ken Dinkel con-
tinued to lead the NAIA sluggers by
adding another homerun and three
RBI's to his record. Mike Hannafin
was pinned with the loss.

In the title game Emporia won the
right to continue in sectional tourna-
ment play at Wichita by defeating
Kansas Wesleyan 3-0 in 10 innings.

ABOVE: Ken Dinkel leads the Tiger individ-
ual batting averages with the most hits
at 70, the most runs 41, the most RBI's at
52, and a total of 13 homeruns, ABOVE
LEFT: The Tiger coaching staff consists of
Lou Brungardt, head coach Earl Hobbs, and
Marvin Miller. Coach Hobbs was given the
honor for Coach of the Year in the Dis-
trict 10 as he led the Tigers from a 5-2 E

mark to their 29-12 record in one year.
RIGHT: Bengal fielder Denny Considine
leaps for the catch, ABOVE RIGHT: BACK
ROW — Assistant coaches: Lou Brungardt
and Marvin Miller. FRONT ROW^ — Pitching
staff: Mike Hannafin, Dennis Nelson, and
Vic Pern. ABOVE FAR RIGHT: One-year
letterman Ron Suppes brings the bat
around for a hit.

FRONT ROW: A. J, Schlegel, Dennis Staab, Frank
Leo, Ken Dinkd, Dennis Consldine* Rich Higgins,
SECOND ROW: Rod Ruder, Ron Supper Brian
Bates, Troy Rampy* Pat James, Jim Coffin, THIRD
ROW: Dennis Nelson. Vic Perri, Dwight WiMiams,
Mike Hannafrn. Ron Koster. SACK ROW: Coach-
ing staff- — Marvin Miller, head coach Earl Hobbs,
Lou Brungerdt.

Bengal Hurlers Promote Winning Season

Pitching was a major determinant
of the Tigers' success this year. Den-
nis Nelson compiled a perfect 5-0
for the reqular season with an earned
runs average of 1.96. Freshman Brian
Bates recorded win number six
against three losses as he hurled a
two-hit victory over Adams State
in the RMAC tourney. His six vic-
tories represent the highest ever for
FHS pitchers. Nelson’s 5-0 record
is the best percentage in FHS base-
ball history.

Bengal hurlers did not spot one
losing record. Depth was a key to
the pitchers' success with Vic Perri
at 4 2, Dwight Williams 3-0, Ken
Dinkel 3-b Jim Coffin 3-l t and Art
Koster 1*0. Mike Hannifin, 3-4, the
Tiger relief ace, recorded seven
saves for the season.

TOP: Pitching was a key factor in the suc-
cess of the Tigers this year. Mike Hannafin
finished the season with a 3-4 pitching
record. TOP RIGHT : Ron Suppes com-
pleted the season with a .3 F 5 batting aver-
age and over 40 hits. RIGHT: Freshman
Rich Higgins ended his 1970 baseball sea-
son leading the Tigers with a .437 batting
average of the 70 times at bat. FAR

FHS.

. .12

FHS.

..14

FHS.

. . 10

FHS.

.. 5

FHS.

.. 9

FHS.

..II

FHS.

.. 3

FHS.

.. 2

FHS.

. .13

FHS.

.. 9

FHS.

.. 1

FHS.

.. 8

FHS.

.. 5

FHS.

.. 2

FHS.

.. 5

FHS.

. . 1

FHS.

.. 9

FHS.

. . 14

FHS.

.. 5

FHS.

... 8

FHS.

.. 6

FHS.

.. 9

FHS.

. . 2

FHS.

.. 6

FHS.

. . 4

FHS.

. . 9

FHS.

..II

FHS.

. .15

FHS.

. . 8

FHS.

.. 0

FHS.

.. 6

FHS.

.. 1

FHS.

. .12

FHS.

.. 3

FHS.

..It

FHS.

.. 2

FHS.

.. 1

FHS.

.. 6

FHS.

..II

FHS.

.. 8

FHS.

.. 5

Adams State . . 10
Adams State . . 2
Emporia State 7
N.W. Oklahoma 6
N.W. Oklahoma 7
N.W. Oklahoma 9
Washburn U. . . 2
Washburn U. . . 4
Kearney State. . 0
Kearney State . . 8
Kansas

Wesleyan U. . . 8
Kansas

Wesleyan U. . . 9
Kansas

Wesleyan U. .,11
Kansas

Wesleyan U. . . I

Friends U

Friends U

Sterling

Sterling

Washburn U. . .
Washburn U. . .
Wichita

State U

Wichita

State U

Kearney State . .
So. Colorado

State

So. Colorado

State

Kearney State . .
Univ, No. Colo.

(Greeley)

Air Force

Academy I

Air Force

Academy

Washburn U. . .

Bethany

Emporia State. .
Emporia State. . I

Sterling

Sterling

Emporia State . .
Emporia State. .

Bethany

Bethany

Bethany

N.W. Oklahoma

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Golfers Take Four Major Titles

In season play, FHS varsity golfers
collected an 18-2 record while the
B-team marks were 7-2 I . The Tigers
took first and third place in both the
Hays Invitational and the Fort Hays
Invitational and tallied No, I at the
Denver Invitational.

On the second day of the NAIA
District 10 tourney, Emporia State
edged out FHS with a 3 19 defeating
the Tigers by one stroke. Buddy But-
ler tied for tourney low honors with
a 36-hole score of 1 56 and was
named to the All-District 10 team.

The squad won both team and in-
dividual titles in capturing the
RMAC golf title at Denver. Fort
Hays shot a 589 and Kelly Deines a
141 for individual honors.

ABOVE; Tiger Buddy Butler, following the
Lawrence District 10 Tournament, was
named to the All-District 10 team, RIGHT:
In the RMAC Tournament at Denver, R. J.
Robertson tied for No, 3 medalist with a
146. ABOVE RIGHT; Two-year letterman
Mike Schaefer completed the season with
a 15-2 dual match record, MIDDLE RIGHT:
Kelly Deines placed as No. I medalist
in the RMAC Tournament scoring a I4L
ABOVE MIDDLE RIGHT: Butler, receiving
congratulations from Coach Carroll Beards-
lee, tied Emporia's Dick Burney for No. I
medalist with a 156 total in the NAIA
District 10 Tournament. ABOVE FAR
RIGHT: Three-year letterman John Engel
wrapped up his qolf season with a 15-3-2
dual match record.

SACK ROW: John £ngd, R< J. Robertson, Buddy
Bu Her, Mite Schaefer, Kelly Delnei, Jerry Reid,
Carroll Beardstee. coach. FRONT ROW: Terry
MerrtfEeld, Mite Romage, Kevin Show, Bill Jeter,

Fort Hays Netsters Suffer Letdown
After Experiencing Losing Streak

Coach Dave Winter’s varsity Tiger
tennis squad experienced a frustrat-
ing season this year winning only
three meets, losing seven and tying
one.

Greg Robinson recorded the best
dual record with five wins and six
losses. Randy Lawrence was next
with three wins and eight losses.

In doubles competition the teams
of Joe Kramer and Larry Laubhan
comprised a 2-3 record, Kramer and
Lawrence a 2-4 record, Lawrence and
Robinson, 2-3, Robinson and Laub-
han 0-6 and Greg Schwar 2 and Tom
Schrieber a 1-5.

ABOVE: Tennis squad leader and one-year
letterman* Joe Kramer, doubled with
Randy Lawrence for the Tigers' top double
combination, RfGHT: Greg Robinson is
coach Dave Winters no. 3 man for the
1970 season. ABOVE RIGHT: Rookie net-
ster Larry Laubhan holds down the fourth
position on the FHS tennis squad.

FHS

forfeit Bethany College
forfeit Bethany College

7 Kansas Wesleyan 0

0 Emporia State 9

3 Lincoln University ....3

Kearney (Neb.) St. ...9

0 Emporia State 9

0 Washburn University ..9

3 William Jewell .6

6 Sterling College 3

4 Sterling College 3

Randy Lawrence Greg Schwarz, Larry Laubhan,
Greg Robinson, Joe Kramer, Tom Schrelber. Not
pictured: Coach Dave Winter.

Intramurals Provide Seventeen Sport Activities

The general aim of the Fort Hays
State Intramural Sports Program is
to provide an opportunity for every
student to participate in some type
of competitive sports activity as
frequently as his interest, ability and
time will permit.

The five objectives of the pro-
gram are recreation, social contact,
permanent interest, group spirit and
physical fitness. This year over 50
per cent of the student body par-
ticipated In 17 different sports pro*
vided by the program,

Wayne J. McConnell, is currently
the Intramural Director.

Teams, Individuals Win in Intramurals

GOLF:

Blake McGuire — Delta Sigma Phi
VOLLEYBALL:

Men's Physical Education Club
TOUCH FOOTBALL:

Rats of GDI
SOFTBALL:

Smoky Hil! Coyotes
BOWLING:

Henry Mace — Independent

BADMINTON:

Lonnie Barton

TENNIS:

Mike Mirt — Sigma Phi Epsilon
HORSESHOES:

Larry Moore — Sigma Tau Gamma
SWIMMING MEET:

Sigma Tau Gamma
TABLE TENNIS:

Jim Walker — Alpha Kappa Lambda

COMMUNITY

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COMMUNITY

COMMUNITY

COMMUNITY

COMMUNITY

COMMUNITY

Agnew’s Where the Action Is

Supper guests, special dinners and
campus participation are only a tew
featured assets of Agnew Hall.

Agnew residents are active in a
wide variety of campus groups such
as Tiger Debs, honorary sororities,
AWS and the Student Senate.

Guiding the year's activities were
Mrs. Esther Biays, housemother, and
residence managers, Charlotte and
David London, Faye and Don Whit-
tecar and Linda and Jim Gfeller.

The year was a complete one which
included the honor of sponsoring
Homecoming queen candidate, Lo-
retta Miller, chosen as a finalist.

ABOVE: Mrs, Biays s$ arrayed in her best for
the dorm Hatloween party. LEFT: The Hallo-
ween costume party rates as a success.

ABOVE LEFT: Dorm officers for 1969-
1970 were Susan Friesen, sec.: Rhonda
Meier, social chm,; Lorey Neuburqer,
pres.: Jeanle Osburn, publicity chm.: Dee
Ann Coy, trees, and Elvita Juno, pres.
ABOVE; Santa is quite a treat at the
annual Tot Watch. LEFT: The supper line
is a familiar sight in all dorms.

Second Largest Women’s Dorm Houses 175

ABOVE: Agnew Hall Is the home of nearly
175 Fori Hays Stale women. RIGHT:
Mary Adams loads a washer — just one of
many tasks dorm residents perform.

ABOVE LEFT: Laughter usually follows a
group of dorm residents. LEFT: 'Tabbing"
in and out is done every day by all women
living in residence halls. ABOVE: Vending

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Coed Dorm Unique At Fort Hays State

Wrestlers, football and baseball
players, Tiger Debs, Leader Lasses
are only a sample of the personalities
who- occupy Custer Hall. Custer is
unique in being the one co-education-
al residence on campus, housing 87
men and I 27 women.

The co-ed dorm received first
prize in the individual entry bracket
for its Homecoming float and was

represented by Homecoming queen
finalist, Elia Dominguez.

As a Christmas service project
hall members sang carols and played
bingo with the residents of Hillcrest
Manor Nursing Home.

Mrs. Ahda Churchill is Custer's
housemother and resident managers
are Doug and Vana Campbell and
Miss Susan Reif.

ABOVE LEFT Coeducational living wouldn’t
be complete without mixed football games,
LEFT : Residents of Custer Hall express
themselves In their environmental decor,
ABOVE; The recreation room is the center
of fun for Custer residents — cards, ping
pong and cotes.

ABOVE: For a Christmas project, Custer
residents enjoyed a night of bingo at Hill-
crest Manor LEFT: Officers for 1969-1970
were Carol Crawford, social chrnru; Dennis
Zerr, pres,: Susan Bauer, sec,; Cynthia Rey-

TOP: McMindes shines at night, ABOVE:
'Bath tub gin 11 was served at McMmdes
Roaring 20's Party. RIGHT: Mail is a treat
to receive.

McMindes, Largest Residence, Houses 600

Standing high over the Fort Hays
State campus is McMindes Hall. It
is the largest residence hall on campus
with six-hundred girls calling it home.

Combining their efforts, McMindes
Hall and Wiest Hal! designed the win-
ning Homecoming float and McMindes
also sponsored Homecoming queen
Robyn DanseL McMindes Hall hosted
several campus activities such as the
AWS tea for Mrs. Sustad and the
AWS Snoball.

Keeping order in the hall were house-
mothers Mrs. Mary Redd and Mrs,
Ruth Stranathan. Helping the house-
mothers were Miss Karen Hensleigh,
assistant head resident, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ned Toms, residence managers.

ABOVE LEFT: McMindes residents relax
and chat a* dinner. ABOVE: Mrs. Gustad
seems to be enjoying herself at the AWS
tea held in her honor, LEFT: A couple
admires the scenery at the AWS Snoball
held in McMindes Hath

ABOVE: Busy desk girfs bring varied mess-
ages to MeMmdes Hall residents. LEFT:
MardLGras dinner Instigated a New Or-
leans atmosphere. TOP: McMindes Hall
officers for 1969-70 were Carole Converse,
pres.: Barb Michaells. sec.; Sharon Purvis,
v-pres.; Marty Puyear, pres.: Sue Shaw,
v-pres.: Connie Knox, sec.: and Jane E$-
feld, treas.

ABOVE LEFT: Girls talk to friends or read
to relax in McMindes’ two spacious living
rooms. ABOVE: Mrs* Ruth Stranathan. Miss
Karen Hensleigh and Mrs. Mary Redd,
house-mothers of McMindes Hail take time
off to pose in the music listening room.
LEFT: Many pleasant evenings end with a
goodnight kiss on the front steps of Mc-
Mindes.

McGrath Men Dribble Basketball to Omaha

McGrath Hail, a residence hall for
men, Is located near Lewis Field.
The highlight of the year was the
basketball dribbling escapade to
Omaha by twenty-four McGrath
Hall men. Throughout the year the
residents sponsored queen candi-
dates, including Homecoming atten-
dant, Ella Dominguez; participated
in Intramurals and shared activities
with the sister dorm, Agnew Hall.

Sharing the many activities with
the men of McGrath Hall was Mrs.
Margie Habinger, housemother,
and Bob and Sandy Bartkowskh resi-
dent managers.

ABOVE LEFT: Enthusiastic dribblers leave
Hays. ABOVE MIDDLE: Randy Towns takes
his turn with the ball. ABOVE RIGHT:
They made it to Omaha! RIGHT: A Mc-
Grath resident prepares his art assignment.

ABOVE LEFT: McGrath and Agnew Halts
teamed up to add a strange shape to the
Homecoming parade. LEFT: Newspapers
keep residents aware of home events.
ABOVE: McG r afb officers for 1969- 1970
were Larry La as, sec,: Ken De Forest, soda!
chrm,; Fred Thalhelm, pres.: Ken GcebeL
frees.’ Bob Albright, v^pres.: and Gary
Sampson, athletic chrm.

McGrath-'House of Warmth’
And ‘Happy Pastimes’

«BS

ABOVE: The west door is found to be an
easy and convenient exit toward campus.
ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Margie Habinger*
housemother, chats with residents in her
apartment. RIGHT: Help yourself I That's
the way it's done with salads at McGrath.

ABOVE LEFT: Good food and good friends
make for good limes. FAR ABOVE: Mc-
Grath and Agnew team up for a volley-
bait contest, LEFT: Short round of "Z's M is
a favorite pastime for many industrious
students. ABOVE: The friendly' card game
— boon for students taking a study break.

Wiest Construction
Adds to Hall Facilities

Construction begun the spring of
1969 added considerably to Wiest
Hall’s facilities. The men of Wiest
enjoyed the neighboring pond when
cold weather allowed ice skating.
For the second successive year
WIest's candidate captured the
Daisy Mae title. This year's winner
was Sue Shaw. Wiest was also active
in intramurals and aided in promot-
ing school spirit.

Mrs, Marguerite Walters enjoyed
her job as housemother and the ac-
tivities involved with the coming
Wiest addition.

ABOVE RIGHT: The new addition to Wiest
Half will be finished next fall. ABOVE:
Dorm officers for 1969-1970 were Donald
Finger, treas,; Mite Meier, sec.; Chuck
Sexson, intramurals chrm.; Don Dome, so-
cial chrm*; Duane Adams, v-pres,; and
Jon ThummeJ nres RIGHT: Th#a tHenhinn^

LEFT: Mrs, Walters takes time out from
selecting the furniture that will go into
the new Wiest addition. BELOW: Wiest
and McMindes Halls capture the top
Homecoming float award with their com-
breed effort,

ABOVE: The lobby and desk is a frequent
stop for many Wiest Hall residents.
RIGHT: Wfesi Hall came in first in the
men's furlough race, winning with true
team spirit.

ABOVE LEFT: Wiest men walk to Custer
Hall to eat their meals. LEFT: Watching
television is still a favorite pastime for
many men* ABOVE: Finding time to study
is a must for Fort Hays students*

Married Students at Home in Wooster

Family housing on the Fort Hays
State campus consists of the 84
apartments making up Wooster
Place, The apartments are conven-
iently located for easy access to
classes and give the occupants the
feeling of having a real home. Pic-
tured are Mr, and Mrs. Lary Stull
presenting life in Wooster Place,

Over 75 Per Cent
Live Off-Campus

More than 75 per cent of the stu-
dent population lives off-campus.
They choose off-campus housing for
a variety of reasons including
privacy, freedom, economy and mar-
riaqe.

Two apartment complexes, Hill-
crest and Campus, are easily acces-
sible to Fort Hays State's campus
area while the city of Hays offers
living space in trailers, basement
apartments, sleeping rooms and full-
size homes.

ABOVE: Dsn Perkins relaxes with studies
in his apartment bedroom. ABOVE RIGHT:
Bruce Demaree concentrates on doing the
supper dishes. RIGHT: Carl Novinger and
Bobby Riedel manipulate racing cars for an

LEFT: John Rebein shoots a few games of
pool in his basement apartment. BELOW:
After a hard day's activities, Bruce Dema-
re e relaxes in his own style.

Panhellenic, IFC
Serve Greeks

Two vital groups serving the Greek
system are Panhellenic Council and
Inter-Fraternity Council. Through
these organizations, an attempt is
made to unite the Greeks on cam-
pus. Besides acting as courts to settle
disputes and differences, Panhellenic
and IFC also take part in rush, Greek
Week and other campus activities
in which Greeks are involved.

Another unifying group, Junior
Panhellenic, saw its first year trying
to coordinate the activities of the
women pledges in sororities. This
group, sponsored by Mrs. Maxine
Hoffman with Margaret Moore as
president, attempts to aid Pan-
hellenic while serving sorority pledge
needs.

Dean Jean Stouffer and Dean
Michael Stewart served as Panhellenic
and IFC sponsors. Jane Rice and
Fred Johnson filled the offices of
president.

Junior Panhellenic meets to adopt a new
constitution for the purpose of uniting
sorority pledges*

IFC — BACK ROW: Rick Schmidt, Fred Johnson
Larry Gerber, Stan Percival. THIRD ROW: Mike
Estes, Leo Herrman, Greg Heinze, Norman Austin.
SECOND ROW: Jeff Ehrlich, Don Duryee, Dennis
Martm. FRONT ROW: Jack Matheson, Bob Miller t
Ed Moore, Steve Hewson, Albert Link.
PANHELLENIC— BACK ROW: Kevin NeUon, Len-
nett McLain. Trudy Holler, Maggie Carter,
FPrvNT pnw- u»nk, n rvn™ ru;*

ABOVE LEFT: Mite Tate and Dennis West
play for the Greet Sing held at the Hays
oandshell. ABOVE: Greets stand waiting
to be served at the Kegger. LEFT: Jane
Farr and Jane Rice welcome a brand new
pledge to the wonderful world of the
Greets!

Greek Tradition Stays

Two fundamental parts of Greek
life which remain vital each year are
rush and Greek Week activities*

Rush is the life's blood of the
Greek system. Actives spend long
hours seeking out men and women
to carry on the traditions of the sys-
tem.

Greek Week spotlights a brighter
aspect of Greek life. Throughout this
frenzied week* members from all the
fraternities and sororities on campus
participate in a varsd assortment of
activities. This year, the activities
ranqed from fun and games at a wild,
frolicsome carnival to just plain
drinking at the kegger. Other activi-
ties included the crowning of the
Greek God and Goddess at the
Greek dance, the Greek sing, var-
ious exchange dinners and house-
mothers' teas.

1. CEarinda Schoenthaler

17. Cindy Bogart

32. Robin Deeds

2. Sherrill Coffin

(8. Debbie Garrett

33. Kathy Belief ive — president

3« Jill Domes

1 9, Debbie Doafe

34. Karen Rolf

4. Tammy Porter

20. Marilyn Van Doren

35* Jana Titfd

5, Lennett McLain

21. Joan Mathes

35. Colleen Chitwood

6. DsArm Smith

22, Barb Converse

37. Connie Vrattl

7. Tori Branum

23. Debbie Winter

38. Pam Thompson

8. Mary Beth Norris

24. Margaret Moss

39, Mary Lou Peck

9. Janet Co-enciE

25. Brenda Coots

40. Edna Anderson

10. Cindy Waldschmidt

26h Ruth Robinson

41 . Lana Tit 1 pi

11, Becky Herrman

27. Kathy Jensen

42. Terri Staab

12. Mindy McAfee

28. Chuck Arnold

43, Jan Goodwin

13. Susan Ra if

29. Patsy Swart

Not Pictured

1 4. Dawn Dunn

30. Anita Nested

15. Sandi Swart

16. Susan Wheeler

3L Belinda Gif Ford

Anita Avery

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AfA

Debbie Dailey
Ann Davis
Salty Denison
Tar! Edgcrle
Carolyn Gribben
Marilyn Helm
Connie Heyen
Susan Knojt
Julie Krehbiel
Sharon Krug
Debbie Leilsam
Barbara Nelson
Sheryl Nicbelson
Donna Smilh
Diane Vann

Alpha Gamma Delta highlighted
their year during rush week by ac-
complishing the task of filling quota
with a 25-woman pledge class. Alpha
Gams were proud of their busy
group being involved in many cam-
pus activities. Tiger Paws, honor
societies, queen pageants, and the
cheerleading squad were all en-
hanced by Alpha Gam members.
Karen Johnson led the Tiger Deb drill
team for a second year; many Alpha
Gams were marchers. Despite all this
action, the chapter retired the schol-
arship trophy in the fall.

Some of Alpha Gamma Delta's ac-
tivities included their annual Rose
formal and "Realm of Rejection" in-
formal, along with Parents Day, sen-
ior breakfast, and a powderpuff
football game.

As a sisterhood, Alpha Gamma
Delta enjoyed the Christmas party
and attending church together.

211

AZ

Hot pink dresses signify Delta
Zetas In many campus activities* The
highlight of the sorority's year was
capturing the scholarship trophy with
the highest overall grade point for
women, Honorarles, cheerleading
squad, Tiger Debs and queen pag-
eants all included DZ members,
Kathy Berger reigned as both Sno
Queen and Kansas Wheat Queen,
while Diane BIrchertook Best Dressed
Coed. Greek Goddess was a DZ,
and Greek God was the DZ’s can-
didate,

Greek week, Derby Days and Fur-
lough were events Delta Zetas en-
tered. The women sponsored their
annua! Rose formal and "Branding
Party" informal, along with donating
clothing to the Navajo Indians as a
service project*

Delta Zetas took time to thank
their housemother, Mrs* Ollle New-
comer by giving her a surprise
Mother's Day party*

1 * Merlene England

2. Leta Wheeler

3. Connie Martin

4. Charlie Barger

5. Diene Blrcher

6. Gingie Johnson
7* Trudy Haller

3* Jartna Badenhop

9. Marilyn Steincamp

10, Jerri Zellner
f !, Pam Hester

12, Mrs. Ollle Newcomer — housemother

13. Candy Young

14, Cindi Fletcher

15. La nolle Amsberry

16. Lyn Beards'ey

30. Nancy Robertson

Paula Brubaker

\ 7. La no Underwood

3L Linda Thompson

Shelley Cole

13. Korofyn Martin

32. Susan Armstrong

Barb Dilley

19. Susan McCloren

33. Marlene McGuire

Susan Duncan

20. Barb Giese

34. Sara Lahey

Ann Foster

2!. Nolo Tedesco

35. Carolyn Nelson

Bobbi Girot

22, Morgo Shomshor — president

36. Diana Turkle

Pam Glover

23. Bdinda Borth

37. Janeife McCauley

Pam Kraus

24* Chris Burton

38. Nancy Huitt

Denise McClaren

25. Sharon Wyatt

39. Carlene Pickering

Judy Pfonnenstiel

26 . Karen Pickard

40, Kathy Berger

Rite Pollnow

27. Lynda Parker

Janet Stoats

23, Linda Goudy

Not Pictured

Georgine Waldman

29. Nancy Tucker

Liz Brening

Joon Zimmer

213

1 . Janet Koptik

2. Connie Gordon

3. Mary Lea Rauscher

4. Mariiyn Sturgeon

5. Joyce Horyna

6. Kevin Kelson

7. Debbie Rif ford

8. Kathy Pflughoft
9 h Myra Shank

10. Rockeiie Lestey

1 1 . Peggy Edwards
E2* Debbie Ring

13. Marian Railsback

14. Sue McIntosh

15. Mary Harbin

1 6. Denise Glornon
1 7. Jane! Jacobs
18. Crii tier Elder

214

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19. Caro! Krouse

20. Jan Martin
2!, Sue Tindel

22. Rasta Turner

23. Jen Kcucfh

24 . Karen Schul+e

25. Cathy Schreiber- president

26. Janice Bendet

27. Carolyn Olson

Sigma Kappas were a significant
part of FHS. Several members par-
ticipated in honorary groups such
as SWH and Alpha Lambda Delta,
and many were officers of these or-
ganizations. Carolyn Olson served as
AWS vice president, while Jan Ben-
de! held the position of WLO secre-
tary. Many of the Kappas were
queen candidates. With a 2.0 grade
averaqe Sigma Kappa pledges won
the pledqe scholarship trophy.

Activities of the group included a
founder's day banquet, a mum sale
for parents day, and a Christmas
party for children. Throughout their
busy year they found time to partic-
ipate in Greek week, Furlough and
homecoming, As always, these wom-
en sponsored a formal and informal.

Sigma Kappas were active on the
campus and have exciting plans for
a new house In the future.

215

Sigma Sigma Sigma women saw
their first year in their new colonial-
style house featuring great white
pillars. Besides this accomplishment,
they were represented on campus in
Tiger Debs, Tiger Paws, Golden
Hearts, and Student Senate. Who's
Who and several other honoraries
claimed Tri Sigma members. As for
queens, they competed in many
campus contests, and Deb Leis be-
came Miss FHS. Gloria Mitchell cap-
tured lead role in the opera.

Their year was enhanced by a
pledge shoe shins, homecoming
mum sale and Christmas party for
underprivileged children. Sigmas
sponsored their annual "Deep Pur-
ple" formal and "Roaring Twenties"
informal.

Housemother Agnes Townley
aided Sigma Sigma Sigma through-
out the year.

1 . Albert Davis

2. Mary Smrcka

3. Margaret Binder
4* Shir’ey Craft

5. Connie Hardin

6. Jackie Eliott
7- Linda Frack

8. Karen Butter

9. Tania McCaimont

10. Cirsdi Parsons
I 1 . Gloria Rohr

12, Beth Willis

13, Cindy Furbecle

14, Carolyn LeCtair

15, Jane Farr

1 6, Karen Cutfey

2(6

17. Shanann Johnson

33.

18. Carol McCurdy

34.

f9. Rosie Grabbe

3S,

20. Amber Grover

36.

21. Cyndi Reynolds

37.

22. Dorothy Am hold

38.

23. Jan Schneider

39,

24. Roberta Miller

40.

25. Thelma Walker

41.

26. Pat Holmes

42,

27. Joyce Wichers

43.

28. Deb Leis

44.

29. Linda Bauer

45.

30. Joleen Novotny

46,

31. Sharon Cudney

32. Karen Witwer

47,

Kathy Newberry

Sharon Catlin

Kaihy Hommerschmidt

Telia Sebaugh

Kathy McGovern

Gloria Mitchell — 'president

Margaret Moore

Shirley Hagerman

Marilyn Smith

Marcia Turnbull

Barb Walker

Jan Free It

Ava Joss

Diana Perkins

Stephanie Stewart

48. Maggie Carter

49. Nancy Wood

50. Jane Rice

51. Brenda Dixon

52. Mary Beth Lawson

53. Bev Kelmon

Not Pictured

Linda Bieker
Jaequo Brown
Cindy Cummins
Cyndi Hoffman
Betty Martin
Lea Meckenstock
Connie Calkers

2 f 7

L Casey Johnson

12, Kent Rincon

23. Rick Smith

2. Mike Ts*e

13- Harold Harding

24. Fred Johnson

3. Larry Dd Sarmo

14. Steve Hewson — president

25. Craig Libsack

4. Skip McCain

15, Jim Cross

26, Tom Denning

5. Gregg Schwarz

16. Mrs. Lillian Germette

27. Doug Kingsley

6 , Kyle Branym

1 7, V. E. Meckel

28. Sam Dlerberger

7. Stan Smith

18, Larry Raeetfe

29. Doug DeGarmo

8. Sieve SpreEer

19* Gary Hesser

30. Lyle Er^ay

9. Jerry HeKn

20. Tim Dierberger

31. Yoshi Fukasnwo

tO. Rick Sellers

2L Mib Gaskell

32. Dave Von Doren

t S , Kent Eilert

22. Randy Ffiederich

218

AKA

Alpha Kappa Lambda highlighted
its second year in the new house with
enthusiastic participation in campus
events and activities. AKL's served
as members of Student Senate, Traf-
fic Tribunal, and performed in ath-
letics. Fred Johnson was elected
president of the junior class. AKL’s
won the ping-pong crown in intra-
murals and the ugly man contest.
The pledge class won the Greek
scholarship award for the fall se-
mester.

Alpha Delta chapter was led by
president, Steve Hewson and vice
president, Doug Kingsley, while Mrs.
Lillian Gennette served as house-
mother.

In social activities, the AKL's held
their traditional Spring Splash For-
mal and Go-to-Hell Informal. Their
service projects included a picnic
for the special education children of
Hays.

33. Robin Scheuerman

Not Pictured

Co ft Cl of fetter
Mike Roberson
Russ Schlichtmg
Tom Stejskal
Richard Slucky
Jim Tibbeth
Jim Walker

219

AX4>

For the men of Delta Sigma Phi,
the year brought planning for the
new house they hope to begin build-
ing soon. Campus participation high-
lighted the year as Delta Sigs active-
ly took part in Student Senate,
Seventh Calvary and SOC, Delta Sig
Doug Lyman served as vice-president
of the student body.

Leadership for the fraternity was
provided by Kelly Delnes, president
and Jeff Painter, vice-president. Mrs.
Esther Steinle was the housemother.

Among the social activities of the
Delta Sigs were the Sailor's Ball,
Sphinx Ball, and their formal, the
Carnation Ball. The Delta Sigs also
sponsored a Pyramid Day for the
parents of chapter members.

1 . Rich McNaught

2. B3E] Robinson

3. Jim Rupp

4. Art re Burt sc her

5. Dave Williams

6. Jim Ruda

7. Rocky Gilqer
3, Frank Gray

9. Jim Green

1 0. Lee Til I berg

I I . Warren Goth
12. Wes Garard
1 3. Marly Mandt

14. Blake McGuI re

15. Lenard Mans

f 6. Larry Manhart
(7. Donovan Randolph

220

18. Vern TliEberg

35. Steve Porter

51, Mike Eck

Darrell Bowel t

Danny McNabs

19. Mike Schaefer

36. Lee Wall

52. Bob Griffiths

Dennis Brown

Bob Moore

20. Ed O'Hara

37. Bill Workman

53, Max Wasinger

Doug Campbell

Eric O'Hara

2 L Ralph Butler

38. Mike Roberts

54 + Johnny Sanders

Newton Cates

Stan Percivaf

22. Randy Durr

39. Joe Rede the

55. Bob Thompson

Dan Delnes

Duane Rauhut

23. TSm Gottschafk

40. Kim Pennington

56, Kelly Deines— president

Doug Deisher

John Sampson

24. Ron Elnlff

4 i , Bill Bruce

57. Gene Dreillng

John Ect

Vernon Schepmann

25. Bill Fischer

42. Randy Oeser

58, Jeff Painter

Randaft Evans

Jim Scott

26, Rich Clark

43k Bob Cunningham

59. Esther Stein le--’ ho use mother

Roger Hatfield

Vern Smith

27. Tom Booth

44, Allen Elliot

60. Clint Chase

Richard High

Alan Vopat

28, Ralph Thornm

45, Jay Horner

6!. Bob Deeds

Phillip Hilgers

Don Walker

29, Darrel Neuschafer

46. Roger Teal

62. Jeff Porter

Paul Holliday

Darrell Worth

30. Ch&rles Brownell

3 1 , Larry Wigner

47. Darrell Lund g re n

48. Mark Walter

Not Pictured

Dwight Judy

Rich Littlefield

Dwight Williams
Brad Woofdridqe

32. Doug Lyman

49. Tom Meiers

Alan Baldwin

Tim M e El yea

Robert Workman

33. Bob Woydxiak

34. Farrell McAfee

50. Jan Rusch

Antony Bess ire

terry Mans

Benny Young

221

<t>ZE

Phi Sigma Epsilon, the oldest fra-
ternity on campus, was active in
campus organizations and in student
government. Phi Sigs served as mem-
bers of Student Senate as well as in
various service and occupational or-
ganizations. To raise money, the
chapter held a win-a-stereo contest
and a spring trap shoot. The Phi Sigs
also sponsored the Best Dressed
Coed and the Snoball Queen as well
as other royalty candidates.

Phi Sigs selected Leo Herman and
John Sandwell as president and vice
president, Mrs. Pearl Veed served as
housemother.

Socially, among the activities of
Zeta Chapter were the White Rose
formal, the Farmer's Ball informal and
a homecoming party for chapter
alumni.

222

! , John Mutler
2. Claude Hibbs
3- Don Gaffiardt

4, Robert Homme

5, Richard Schmid t

6, Rote Deiser

7, Robert Helfrich

8, Robert Young

9, Dave Heffel

10, John Lehman
! I . Jerry Wilson

12. Rauf Jekubson

13. Fred Brening

1 4. John Sandwrelf

15. Jerry Bigham

16. Mike Estes
I 7. Tom Sigler

Not Pictured

John Clarke
Earl Hansen

Leo Herrman — president
Randy Kirk
John Mai
Glenn Simmons

223

! . Alan McClure
2* John Majermlc

3. Steve Grahnm

4. Bob Brock

5. Steve Gunn
L Ken Vetter

7. Perry Borth

8. Mark White

9. Steve Adams
10* Lance Fox
It. Dan Fite

12. Larry Gerber

13. Jack Gardinier

14. Greg Heime

15* Garrett Gwaltney

16. Dennis Pearson

17. Daryl Donahey

Not Pictured

Norman Austin
Cart Best
Bob Brown
Gary Charvat
Jim Clark
Rich Dutton
Don Finkeldie
Rollie Fisher
Joe Sresnik
Dave Kaimefer
Danny Meredith
Jim McBride
Gary McClelland
Larry Moore
Danny Paquette
C. W, Reiman
Wayne Ridgemeier
Pat Rueb
Mike Saunders
Tom Spicer
Lynn Tafkehorst
Don Westphal

224

ITT

During the past year, members of
Sigma Tau Gamma once again
traveled to Pittsburq to win the re-
gional Sig Tau basketball tournament.
The Sig Tau's also were actively in-
volved in campus activities, as mem-
bers were included in Student Sen-
ate, APO and athletics. In intra-
murals, the chapter won swimming,
volleyball and singles in horseshoes.
The Sig Tau's also sponsored the
winning candidate for Furlough
Queen.

Conducting the business of the
fraternity were Greg Heinze, pres-
ident and Garret Gwaltney, vice-
president, while Mrs. Ina Thomas
served as housemother.

Among the social activities of
Eta chapter were the Age of
Aquarius informal and the White
Rose formal.

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18. Nancy Tucker

35. Jim Keller

52. Charlie Schwa nke

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19. Carlene Pickering

36. Luis Jimenez

S3. Roger St ro berg

3. Brands Dixon

20. Diene Bircher

37* Jena Tittel

54. John Dreifing

4. Lennett McLain — president

21* Cyndl Watdschmidf

38. Greg Fort

55* Keith Ballard

5. Anita Avery

22* Clarinda Schoenthaier

39. Phtl Hetman

56. Karen Butler

6, Mark Rhoads

23. Kathy McGovern

40. Wess Gross

57. Kathy Berger

7. Cathy Wnghtsman

24. Cindy Cummins

41 , Leneal Locke

58, Steve Lansdown

8. Charlotte Arnold

25. Ken Bnhr

42. Don Jeffers

59. Rick Hanley

9. George Gregq

26, Bob Miller

43, Bob Hellerud

60. Bill Nelson

10. Ken WEndholz

27, Bornie Devlin

44. Susan Wheeler

61 . J. Scott Weber

1 1* Denny Consfdme

28. Kevin Silkmon

45, Phil Nefson

62. Fred Wilson

12. Dave Tarrant

29. Cindy Furbeck

46. Kathy Hammerscbmidt

63. Ram Thompson

13. Larry Cross

30. Connie Oelkers

47. Greg Johnson

64. Rick Brittan

14* Terry Kerbs

31. Diana Perkins

48, Dick Gansel

65. Jim Murphy

35. Gary Schubaugh

32. Mark Reha

49. Howard Ruud

66. Dan Denning

16. Cathy Schreiber

33. Don Duryee^president

50. Dave Hand

67, Mike Schaefer

17, Jan Schneider

34. Diana Turfcle

51. Mike Wafdschmidt

6B. Nancy Randle

226

69. Dave Carroll

70, Steve Cntchfield
7!, Marilyn Helm

72. Denny SpraH

73. Al Sultery

Not Pictured
Lonnie Barton
Cur! Bender
Gary Benfjefd
Ten Branum
Rusty Carpenter
Don Degenhart
Larry Fefltert
Steve Fox
Don Gaskill
Ron Heape

Merle Hill
Cindy Hoffman
Ken HolopireL
Larry Knoll
Larry Laubhan
Jim McCall
Al McDonald
Dole Obormueller
Judy Pfannenstlel
Steve Rayl
Gl.idy Rrdler
Harley Samuekon
Tom Schreiber
Craiq Thurman
Mike TreqelJU
Steve Weisenfluh

Sigma Phi Epsilon marked FHS this
year not only with their red blazers,
but also in all aspects of campus
life. Steve Rayl served as student
body president, and Dave Tarrant is
1970-71 vice-president of the stu-
dent body. The fraternity placed
first in intramurals, second in scholar-
ship, and first in homecoming floats
in a combined effort with Sigma
Sigma Sigma. Sig Ep candidates for
Sweetheart Queen and Greek God-
dess gained top honors, while Bob
Hellerud walked away with the Greek
God title.

One of Sig Ep’s strongest points
was their women's auxiliary organiza-
tion, Daughters of Golden Hearts.
The Golden Hearts aided the men
in rush, filling their new 50-man
house.

Activities included the Red and
Blue Mountain Blasts and the Golden
Heart Ball. Sig Ep Sweetheart was
Mrs. Esther Eslinger, housemother.

227

L Paul Reifschneider

2. Lon Pishny

3. Jim Crawford

4. Alan Worley

5. Jim Shepler

6. Jim Coffin

7. Los Anderson
8* John Petty

9. Vic Deubert
10* Gary Freed

1 1 , Tom Johnson

12. Tom Toepfer

1 3* Rick Hahn

14. Mike Finnin

15. Rick Keenan

\6 , Bruce Armstrong
17. Roger Fricker
IS. Rich Irby

19. Howard Schaetzle

20. Gary Zipfel
21- Mike O'Kane
22* Pat Holliman
23* Dan Becker

24, Larry McCormick

25. Steve Clumsky
26* Mark Green
27* Earl Flamik
28* Darwin Alexander
29. BUI Hedge

Hot Pictured
Curt Baird
Larry Blackwood
Rich Chance
Ray Daubert
Jeff Ehrlich

228

XX

Jan Garwood
Bill Hancock
Charles Karlin
Bill Kelly
Bernie Laverentz
Jack Mafheson
Larry McCanls
Randy Scontim
Gary SchfeJds
Scoff Stein
Dan Stevens
Mike Tester

The men of Sigma Chi fraternity
retired the scholarship trophy this
fall after winning it for the third
straight semester. Sigs were involved
in campus organizations including
Student Senate. SOC, athletics and
in business and service groups.

John Petty served as president of
the Sigs and Howard Schaetzel was
the vice-president. Housemother was
Mrs. Nina Stuart.

Perhaps the highlight of the year
for the men of Zeta Tau chapter was
the Wallace Village project and Der-
by Days. Delta Zeta won the event
again this year. Social activities in-
cluded the Christmas informal and
the White Rose formal. The Sigs also
sponsored a canned food drive at
Thanksgiving.

229

TKE

For the men of Tau Kappa Epsilon,
the past year was one of rebuilding.
The theme of the year for the Tekes
was spirit as they supported the
athletic teams of FHS avidly, winning
the spirit stick several times. Mem-
bers also participated in campus ac-
tivities by servinq in Student Senate,
athletics and other student organiza-
tions. The lovely Teke "Golden Girls"
highiiqhted the halftime of the Fort
Hays-Washburn basketball game.

The president of the Tekes was
Dennis Martin; his vice-president was
Pat Treu. Mrs. Marguerite Thompson
was the housemother.

The Tekes of Alpha Upsilon chap-
ter sponsored several service proj-
ects. These included a Christmas
party for underprivileged children,
cleaning the campus fish ponds and
building a mall on Main Street for
the Fine Arts Festival. Their social
activities included the Red Carnation
Ball and the spring formal.

L John Cooper
2. Curtis Partington
3* Max Liggett

4. Mite EcWt

5, John Vincent
h, Dave Moody

7. Ed Moore

8. Mark Ketterf

9. Larry Dive!

10. Steve Vincent

1 1 . BiN Vehlirig

12. Randy Lawrence
! 3. Robin Deeds

1 4. Greg Lacoss

230

- H

15. Dan Mecfcenitock

28. Kraig Dexter

16. Marguerite Thompson

29- Ken Dieck

17. Steve Goselond

] 8. Dan Gingraux

Not Pictured

(9. Gene Lin

Jim Ater

20. Bob Netheflon

Larry Ashley

21 . Jim Hoover

Joe Coder

22- Pat Treu

John Covington

23, Ralph Gales

Terry Deal

24, Jim Ryser

Greg Robinson

2S. Dennis Martin

Greg Turner

26. Mary Lou Reck

Tim Wadsworth

27. Charlie Pankratz

Brent Wen rich

231

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233

Seniors Ab-Ba

ABELS, BARRY: Clay Center, B.S, in Bus,, Sig Tau, V-
Pres. : ABENDSMIEN, KENNETH: Turon, B.S. in Bus,, APQ. ;
ABENDSHIEN, LINDA; Albuquerque, N. Me*., B.S. in Bus.
Adm., SWH; ACHENBACH, JAKE: Hordlner, B.S. In Geol-
ogy,, Geology Club; ADAMSON, ELAINE; Saline, B.A. in
History, SEA, V-Pres,, Pres., Disl. Leader, History Club,
German Club.

ADAMSON, TOM; Lincoln, B.S. in Bus, and Econ,, Intfamu-
rals; AGIN, JAMES; Saline, B.S. in Bus., CYD; AILSHIE,
DALE; Kingsdown, B.S. in Bus. Adm., Phi Beta lambda;
ALBERS, ALBERT; Ransom, M.S. in Botony; ALBERS, DON-
NIE: Grinnell, B.S. in Agric.

ALBERT, PAMELA; Lawrence, B.S. in Phys, Ed., WRA, Eta
Rho Epsilon; ALFORD, MARION; Chonute, B.S. in Agric,,
SCSA; ALFORD, PATRICIA; Hays, B.S. in Business; ALLEN,
DENNIS: Scott City, B.S. in Bus. Adm., Phi Mu Alpha, Band;
ALLEN, ELAINE; Scott City, B.A. in Hist., SEA, Newman
Club,

ANDERSON, LES? Hays, B.A. in Eng. and Journalism, Sigma
Chi, PE Delta Epsilon Pres,, Leader Ed Par, Infra mural $,
Student Senate, Who's Who; ANDREWS, VERONICA:
Atlanta, Go., B.A. in Hiss, ond Span,, BSM, Phi Alpha
Theta. Spanish Club; ANKENMAN, TERESA: Norton, B.S.
in Art; ANKENMAN, WAVA: Norton, B.S. in Elem. Ed.;
APPLEBEE, LINDA: Beloit, B.S. in Home Ec,, Koppa
Omicron Phi Trees,, Notional Home Ec. Honor Society,
Home Ec. Chapter.

APPLEBEE. MONTY: Beloit, B.S. in Bus. Adm,, Alpha Kappa
Psi Pres., Basketball, Baseball; APPLEGATE, GEORGE;
Stockton, B.S. in Bus. Adm., CYR, S.P,G,B.S,Q.S.A,;
ARCHER, TERRY; Almena, B.A. in Hist,, Phi Alpha Theta,
History Club; ARMBRISTER, MICKEY; Ellis, B.S. in General
Science; ARNHOLD, THOMAS: Hays, B.A. in PoL Sci.

ASBILL, RANDY; Otis, B.S, in Ind. Arts, Epsilon Pi Tau,
Ind. Arts Club; ASHLEY, LARRY: Selden, B.S. in Math,
TKE Pres.; ASHTON, KlRK : Hays, M.S. in Speech;
ATCHESON, FRED: Hays, B.S- in Hist., Phi Alpha Theta,
German Club, History Club; ATHERTON, SAM: Fredonia,
B.S. in Agric.

AUSTIN, NORMAN: Hill City, B.S. in Bus., Sig Tau, Alpha
Phi Omega, 1FC, Student Council; AYRES, BRAD; Smith
Center, B.S, in Bus.; AYRES, KAREN: Smith Center, B.S,
in Ed,, SNEA; BAHM, DARYL: Alamota, B.S, in Ind. Arts;
BAILEY, CAROL: St, John, B.M. in Music Ed., Band,
Orchestra, Concert Choir Sec. -Trees.

BAILEY, JEANETTE; Minneola, B.S. In Bus. NBEA : BAILEY,
JOHN; Phillipsburg, S-S, in Moth, Koppo Mu Epsiion pres.;
BAILEY, SHARROLL: Jennings, B.S. in Ed., SNEA,
Collegiate 4-H Treos.; BAINTER, EVERET: Jennings, B.S.
in Botony; BALDWIN, MARVIN: Zurich, B,S. in Ma-h,
FHSP.

See page 354 for Senior Abbreviations

234

Seniors Ba-Br

BALLARD, ALVA: Ellis, B,S. in BiaU BANE, SANDRA;
Richfield, B.S, in General Science, Nurses Club; BARNES,
JUDY: Elkhart, B.A., Speech, Debate; BARNETT, DARREL:
Clayton, B.S. in Bus,, Alpha Kappa Psi Treas, ; BARRON,
ROSEMARY; Rush Center, B,A. r Art. SK V Pres,, CYR,
SWH, Agnew Hall Pres,, Women's Glee Club,

BARSTOW, NEIL: Johnson, B,S. in Agric., FHS Rodeo Club
Pres,,- BARTON, JAMES: Colby, B.S, in ind, Arts, Ind.
Arts Club, Wrestling; BARTON, VALERIE: Russell, B.S. in
Bus., CYR, 5NEA r Phi Beta Lambda; BARTKOSKI, ROBERT:
Hartman, Colo,, B.S. in Phys. Educ., Varsity Basketball and
Baseball; BASGALL, JIM: Hays, B,S. in Bus., intramurals,
Newman Club-

BATCHMAN, KATHLEEN: Ellinwood, B.S. in Art, French
Club, Tigers Roar; BEALBY, STEVEN; Paradise, B.S, in
Agric. and Bus,, Delta Tau Alpha; BEAR, RICHARD: Waldo,
B.S, in Moth., Phi Eta Sigma, Koppa Mu Epsilon; BEARLEY,
ROBERT: OberSin, B.S. in Phys. Educ,, SEA, CCC H MPEG,
KAHPER, APO Prcs.-Treas.j BECKMAN, LINDA; Phillips-
burg, B.S, in Educ., Spanish Club,

BECKMAN, MARIE: Hoxie, B.A. in Spanish, Spanish Club,
French Club; BEGNOCHE, FRANCIS* Aurora, B.A. in
Psych., Kappa Delta Sigma, Psi Chi; BELLERlVE, KATHRYN:
Stockton, B.S. in Home Eton., AGO Pres., Newman Club,
Tiger Debs, Home Ec. Chapter, Student Senate, Senior
V-Pres,; BENDEL, JANICE: St. John, B.A. in Zoology, SK,
SWH, WLO V-Pres., Panhellenic Council Sec.; BENT-
LEY, IAN; Dighton, B,S. in Bus,, Alpha Phi Omega, Reveille
Staff, Leader, News Service Photographer.

BERGEN, JAMES: Ingalls, B.S. in Ind. Arts, Epsilon Pi Tau,
Ind. Arts Club; BERQUIST, JANICE: Bridgeport, B.S. In
Bus. Adm., WRA, Intramurals; BIEKER, RICHARD; Ellis, B,S.
in Ind. Arts, Ind, Arts Club; BIGGE, RUTH; Stockton, B.S.
in Educ,, SEA, KHEA, Collegiate 4-H Club; BILLS, SHEILA:
Phtllipsburg, B.A., Speech, Sigma Alpha Eto.

BINDER, DONALD; Hays, B.A., Psych., Kappa Delta Sigma
Pres.,- BLACK, JUDY; Dodge City, B.S. in Educ., SEA;
BLACKWOOD, CHARLES; Belleville, B.S in Art, SEA;
BLAIR, DEANNE: Quinter, B.S, in Educ.; BLAU, MICHAEL:
Brewster, B.S, in Bus.

BLEHM, MARILYN: Russell, B.S. in Educ.; BLISS,
MARILYN: Atwood, B.S. in Phys. Educ., WRA TreaS.,
KAHPER, Eta Rho Epsilon; BOBINMYER, JAMES: Herndon,
B,5, in Agric,, Rodeo Club; BOLT, BARBARA: Goodland,
B.A., Hist., SEA, ASC, AWS, CYR V-Pres,, Sec,, History
Club Sec.-Treas., French Club, 4-H Club, P-t-P; BOLTON,
LAURENCE: Vienna, Va., B.M., Music.

BOUCHEY, CARLA: Stockton, B.S. in Educ.; BOWELL, DAR-
RELi Abilene, B.M., Music, Delta Sig„ Jazz Ensemble, Band,
Orchestra, Concert Choir, Men's Glee Club; BOWEN.
FRED: Hays, B.S. in Phys, Educ., SEA, MPEC, KAHPER;
BOWEN, SUSAN: Garden City, B.S. in Educ,, WLO, AWS,
SEA; BRADLEY, LYNNE; Lawrence, B.S, in Educ., Resident
Asst.

235

Seniors Br-Bu

BRADLEY, PAMELA; Belpre, B.S. in Home Econ,, KHEA;
BREN3NG, ELIZABETH; LaCrosse, B.S. in Home Eton., DZ,
Kappa Omicron Phi Sec., KHEA Pres.; BRITTAN, RICKY:
Scoil City, B.S. in Bus., Sig Ep ; BROAD! E, LINDA; Ashland,
B.S. in Bus, and Econ,, WLO; BROCK, WILLIAM: LaCrosse,
B.S. in Bus. Adm., Pi Omega Pi.

BROKY, KENNETH; Blue Rapids, B.A., Art; BROOKS,
BRIAN; Healy, B.S. in Chem., Chemistry Club Treas.;
BROWN, JAMES; Brewster, B,A., Speech, Sigma Alpha Eta;
BROWN, MIKE; Hoisington, B.M., Musk Educ.; BROWN,
NORA: Prairie View, B,S- in Bus. Adm.

BROWN, TOMMY: Gorham, B.S. in Gen. Scu, Amateur

Radio Club; BROWN, VICKY: Garden City, B.S. in Educ,,

WLO, SEA; BRUBAKER, JANE; Bird City, B.S. in Phys.

Educ., AGO, Daughters of the Golden Heart, Tiger Debs;
BRUCE, DELBERT: Gem, B.S, in Bus, and Agric,, Delta Tou
Alpha, Soil Conservation Society,- BRUHN, VERN; Rozel,

B.A., Eng,, Sophomore Class Pres., Lambda lota Tau,

BUEHLER, ARTHUR; Gatlin, B.M., Music, Phi Mu Alpha,
Band, Choir, Jazz Ensemble; BUEHLER, JOHN: Claflin, B.M.,
Music, Phi Mu Alpha Pres,, Fort Hays Singers, Orches-
tra, Bond, Concert Choir; BUEHLER, SUSAN: Hugoton,
B.M., Music, Sigma Alpha lata. Concert Choir, CYR, Fort
Hoys Singers; 6ULLER, CAROLYN: Hays, B.S. in Home
Econ.; BUNKER, GERALD: Hays, M.S,, Phys, Educ., KAH-
PER, Phi Delta Kappa, Asst, Basketball Coach.

BUNSOM, SOMBOON; Songkhla, Thailand, B,S. in Bus.;
BURGE, JANET; Atwood, B.S., Math.; BURGER, CHERYL:
Sylvan Grave, B.A., Eng.; BURKHEAD, LELAND: Sc lino, B.S.
in Bus,,- BUSH, JOHN: Isabe , B.S. in Gen, Sci,

Chi nese students celebrate the start of the
new year with food characteristic of their
native land.

236

Seniors By-Co

BYLER, LINDA: Star City, Ark., B.S. in Home Eeon., SEA;
CALHQGN, KENNETH: Glade, B.S. in Bus.; CALL, JERRY:
Ulysses, B.S. in Ind. Arts, Ind. Arts Club, Alpha Phi Omega;
CALLAWAY, HOWARD; Esbon, B.S. in Phys. Educ., KAH-
PER, MPEG; CAMPBELL, DOUGLAS: Sedgwick, S.A..
Psych., Delta Sig.

CAMPBELL, VANA: Moscow, B.S. in Educ., SEA; Tri Sigma;
CAREY, DOUG; Franklin, Neb., B.S. in Phys. Educ.; CAR’
LON, TOMMY; leoti, B.S. in Bus.; CARLSON, DOROTHY:
Jamestown, B.S. in Educ,, SEA, SK; CARLSON, JENNIE:
Russell, S,S. in Educ, SEA, P-t-P Sec,, CYR, UCF Student
Rep.

CARLSON, MARILYN; Hays, B.S. in Educ,; CARMI
CHAEL, JOHN; Stockton, B,S„ Art, SEA, FHSP, APO; CAR
STEN, CHERYL: Stockton, B.S, in Educ., AW$ Pres., Col
leg late 4-H ; CASE, JON: Phillipsburg, B.S. In Bus., FHSP
Intro mu rate, Phi Beta Lambda, APO; CASE, KEELA; Colby
B.A., Soc.

CASE, VICTOR; Leoti, B.S- In Phys. Educ,, MPEG, Rodeo
Club, Intramural*; CASPERS, GARY; Smith Center, B.S, in
Bus.; CASSEN, PETE: Hays, B.S, in Bus., Delta Sig; CAY
WOOD, KENNY: Waterloo, III., B,S„ Phys. Educ., MPEG,
FCA, Football, K-Club; CHAIN, STEVEN; Ellin wood, B.S.
in Educ., SCSA,

CHAN, DAVID; Hong Kong, B.S,, Chem., Honors Program,
Kappa Mu Epsilon, Chemistry Club, American Chemical
Society, Seventh Cavalry, Phi Kappa Phi, Soccer Club;
CHAPMAN, LOREN; Ellis, B.A., Soc. ; CHAPMAN,
VERONA; Ellis, B.M., Music, Collegian Chorale, Concert
Choir; CHATCHAIYAN, LADA WAN: Thailand, B.S, in Bus.;
CHESNEY, JUDY; Woodston, B.S. in Home Econ., Home
Econ, Club, Union Program Council.

CHESTER, RONALD: Glade, B.S. in Biol., Rodeo Club;
CHILDERS, YALANDEt Garden City, B.A„ Speech;
CHRISTENSEN, DANE; Phillipsburg, B.S, In Bus., CHUNG,
SUNG; Sharon Springs, B.A., French, French Club, SEA;
CLARKE, KERBY: Great Bend, B.S, in Ind. Arts, Ind. Arts
Club Pre$., Leader, CYO, Memorial Union Program Coun-
cil.

CLAY, LANCE; Meade, B,S. in Bus,, Delta Sig, tFC V-Pres,,
Class V-Pres., P-t*P, Traffic Tribunal, Student Senate;
CLAYTON, KATHY; Hays, B.S. in Educ.; CLAYTON, MAX;
Hays, B.A., Phil; CIOTFELTER, CORTLAND; Ellis, B.A„
Pre-law, AKL; CLOUTMAN, JACQUEUNE; Burdett, B.A.,
Eng., ICE, Memorial Union Publicity Committee.

COADY, JANET; Russell, B.S, In Gen. Sci-, Nurses Club;
COEN, DAREN; Elkhart, B.S. in Botany, SCSA; COLLINS,
DAN; Plainvilte, M.S. in Bus.,- CONORA, CLARENCE:
Over brook, B.S., Mo th.j CONVERSE, CAROLE: Larned,
B.A., German, German Club, Spanish Club, WftA, Intro;,
murals. Pres, of McMindes Hall, Enter^Hall Council.

237

Seniors Co-Dr

CO NY AC, AL8Y: Stockton, B.S. in Bus.; GONYAC,
CONSTANCE; Stockton, B.S. in Eton, and Bus., Lambda
loro Tau; COOLEY, LINDA- Great Bend, B.A,, Eng., SEA,
AWS; COOPER, ALAN; Nolama, B.S., Moth.; CORN,
LYNN: Lawrence, B.S. in Educ., WLO, SCEC Pres., Best
Dressed Coed. Homecoming Attendant.

COTT r LADONNA; Garden City, 8-S- in Educ,; COUTURE,
EDITH; Palca. B.A., History, Phi Alpha Theta, Square Dance
Club; COX, BENITA: Ellis, B.S, in Educ., SCEC See.;
CRITCHFI ELD, ALAN: Norton, B.S. in Bus.; CRUCHFI ELD,
STEPHEN; Hill City, B.S. in Bus., Sig Ep V-Pres., Chm.
of Union Program Council, Student Senate.

CROFT, LINDA: Muivane, 8,5, in Educ,; DAILEY, JOHN;
Garden City, A.B., Gen. Scf., Student Senate, Honors
Board; DAILY, DEBRA: Ellis, B.A., French, French Club, AGO,
Spanish Club Sec.; DALEY, BERTIE: Dale, Texas, B.S, in
Educ., SEA, Historical Honorary Society, Faculty Wives
Club; DAMSEL, ROBYN: Jetmore, B.S. in Educ., SEA,
Homecoming Queen.

DAVIS, ANN; Hays, B.A., Eng., AGO, Collegian Chorale,
Opera Production; DAVIS, MARTHA: Lenora, B.S. in Educ,,
AWS, SEA; DEGARMO, DOUGLAS; Olathe, B.S. in Phys.
Educ., AKL, MPEG, KAHPER; DEHAVEN, EVERETT;
Solomon, B.A,, Psych., Intramurols, Glee Club, Collegian
Chorale, Band; DEINES, BONNIE: Wakeeney, B.A., Eng.,
SWH, Tiger Debs,

DEINES, DAN; Hays, B.A., Hist., Delta Sig Pres., K-Club,
Phi Alpha Theta, Golf; DEINES, JERRE: Scottsbluff, Nebr.,
B.A., Speech, SEA, Concert Choir, Opera Production; DEX*
TER, KRAIG: Colo. Springs, Colo,, B.S., Art, TKE; DIBBLE,
MAX: Hays, B.S., Math., SEA,

DICKMAN, DIANE: Grinnell, B.S., Math and Physics, Sigma
Phi Sigma, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Phi Theta Kappa, SEA;
DIEHL, LINDA: Jetmore, B.A,, Speech, Little Theatre, Tigers
Roar, Cheerleader, Collegiate 4-H, Inter-Hall Council,
Agnew Hall Pres.; DIETZ, MARSHA; Lebanon, B.S. in Educ.,
SEA, Collegian Chorale, Concert Choir, Fort Hays Singers;
DIETZ, RODNEY; Satanta, B.S. in Bus., SEA; DIRKS, NOR-
VIN; Wichita, B.S. in Bus,, CYR, Veterans Club, Intramurols.

DIVEL, LARRY: Jewell, B.A., History, TKE Pres., Sec.,
Intramuals; DOM BAUGH, JOHN I E: Attica, B-S in Ind,
Arts, Ind. Arts Club; DOME, DON: Dodge City, B.A,,
Speech, Golf, Student Senate; DOWNING, RHETT: Deerfield,
B.S. in Bus. and Econ. ; DRElLING, CHARLENE: Vic-
toria, B-S, in Phys, Educ.

DRElLING, LINDA: Hays, B.S., Math., Alpha Lambda Delta,
Kappa Mu Epsilon Sec,, Trees.; DRElLING, LYNDA: Russell,
8,S. in Biol., WLO, Who's Who, Alpha Lambda Delta, Pi
Omega PI Sec., Treos.; DRESSEL/ MARION; Bushton, B.S,
in Home Econ,; DRISCOLL, 'KEN; Jetmore, B.S, in Phys,
Educ., MPEC, KDSEA; DRQ55ELMEYER, WESLEY; Derby,
B.S. in Agric., SC$A Pres,, Delta Tau Alpha Sec,, APQ.

238

Seniors Dr-Ga

DRYOEN, ELIZABETH; Philllpsburg, B.S> in Home Ec„ WRA,
Home Ecan. Chopier; DUGGINS, JANICE: Ellis, B.S. in
Educ, SEA, SCE C; DUNCAN, SUSAN: St. John, B.S, in
Educ, DZ V-Pres., AWS, SEA, Union Council Comm.;
EAGUN, ANNE: Hoys, B.A., Soc; EARNEST, JEFF: Dodge
City, 8.5. , Art.

ECK, JOHN: Sharon, B,5, in Bu$., Delta Sig Treas., Phi
Eta Sigma Pres., Alpha Kappa P$i, Newman Club;
EDGERLE, TERh Hutchinson, B.S. in Educ, AGO, SEA;
EGGLESTON, GARY: Scott City, B.S. In Bus., Golf; EILERT,
STANLEY: Portfs, B.A., Soc, Honors Program, Kappa Delta
Sigma, Newman Club, Sociology Club V-Pres„ Psychology
Club; E1SENHOUR, DOUGLAS: Stafford, B.S. in Ind. Arts,
Ind. Arts Club.

ELDER, PHILUP LEE: Hoys, M.S., Art, Sig Tou WPres,,
SEA, NEA, IFCj EUENBERGER, TERRY; Kirwin, B.S. En
Educ, Ind. Arts Club, Rodeo Club; EMMERT, LARRY;,
Russell, B.S. in Bus.; EMORY, LENA: Overland Park, B.S.
fn Bus. Adm., AWS, Phi Beta Lambda; ENGEL, JOHN:
Liberal. B.S. fn Bus., Golf.

ERNST, DENNIS; Enterprise, B.A., Philosophy, APO;
EUBANK, CAROL: Coats, B.S. in Educ., AGD, SEA, Col-
legian Chorale,- EUBANK, CHARLES: Coats, B.S. in Bus.,
Sigma Chi, Delta Tou Alpha; EVERHART, BARBARA; Ness
City, B.S. in Gen. $d,j FAHRENHOLTZ, CHRISTINE: Tri-
bune, B.S. in Educ.

FARNEY, THOMAS: Kiowa, B.S. in Agric, SCSA, Choir,
Men's Glee Club; FAULKNER, KATHERYN: Hays, B.S.,
Speech, Sigma Alpha Eta, Newman Club, Little Theatre;
FAUftGT, ROBERT; Sublette, B.S- in Phys. Educ., MPEG,
KAHPER, CYR, Baseball; FEIST, KENNETH; EHinwood,
B.S. in Ind. Arts; FEIST, MARY: EHinwood, B.A., German,
German Club V-Fres.

FERGUSON, VEARL: Abilene, B.A., Art, Sig Tau; FSCKEL,
SPENCER; Hays, M.A., Guidance and Counseling; FINK,
DONALEA; Downs, B.A., Hist, and German, Alpha Lambdo
Delta, SWH, WLO Pres., Phi Alpha Theta, German Club,
SEA; History Club; FINNEY, MARSHA: Garden City. B.A.,
Art; FLAGLER, CHARLENE: Quinter, B.S. in Bus., SEA,
Phi Beta Lambda, CYD, Business Club.

FORBES, DELLA; loCrosse, M,S., Eng., Spanish Club; FOX,
DAVID; Burden, B.S. in Bus.; FRANCIS, CLIFTON: Elfin-
wood, B.M. r Music Educ., Band, KMEA-MENC, Orchestra,-
FRANK, BETTY; Hays, 8.S- in Gen. Sci.; FRANKE,
THOMAS; Herndon, 8.S., Math, APO.

FRYDENDALL, LARRY: Port is, B.S. in Bus.; FRYE, LOU; Kan-
orado, B.S, in Educ., Ordheste; FULTON, JOANNE: Hoys,
B.S- in Educ.; GARLOW, FLOY: Harlan, B$. in Educ., Chi
Omega; GASSNER, CAROLYN: Hays, B.S. in Gen. Sd.

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Seniors Ge-Gr

GEDNEY, MICHAEL: Gaylord, B.S. in Phys* Educ., Track;
GEIST h PHYLLIS; ScoH City, B.A, in Eng., SEA?
GEORGESON, JACK: Lenara, B.S. in Bus,, Basketball,
Track, MPEC K-Ciub; GERBER, LARRY; Fowler, B.S, in
Music, Sig Tau Pres., Fort Hays Singers, IFC, Concert
Choir; GERSTBERGER, KENNETH; Marienthal, B.S. in Bus.,
Pi Beta Lambda, SEA, Newman Club,

GEELLER, LINDA; Hays, B.S. in Home Econ., Kappa
Omicron Phi V-Pres.; GILBERT, DORIS; Gem, B.S. in Educ.,
B$M ; GILBERT, NQRLAN; Lebanon, B.M., Music, MENC,
Band, Orchestra, Clarinet Choir; GILCHRIST, BEVERLY:
Colby, B.S. in Educ.; GILES, NORMAN: SpearvElle, B.S.
in Agric., Rodeo Club.

GLEASON, DARRYL; St. John, B.S, In Agric,, Rodeo Club;
GLEASON, GREGORY; Kinsley, B.S. in Bus,, Reveille
Business Manager, Newman Club, Phi Beta Lambda Pres,,
Pi DeJto Epsilon; GLENN, LARRY; Pratt, B.S. in Bus. ;
GOETZ, TWILA: Park, B.S. tn Gen. Sci., Newman Club;
GO R BALL, NANCY; Lowell, Ind., B.S. In Eng.

GORE, MARY: Earned, B.A., Sot; GOTTSCHALK,
TIMOTHY; LaCrosse, B.S. In Bus., CYD; GRANDSTAFF,
KITTY; Salina, B.A., Political Sci.; GRAVER ROBIN; Rush
Center, B,A., Soc.j GRAVES, CONNIE; Liberal, B,A., His-
tory, Phi Alpha Theta.

GRAY, CYNTHIA: Genesee, B.M., Music, SEA, Collegiate
4-H, Sigma Alpha lota ; GRIB BEN, CAROLYN; Hoys, B.S,
in Educ,, AGO Treas., Sec,, V^Pres,, Alpha Lambda Delta
Pres., WLO, Phi Kappa Phi; GRIFFIN, BARBARA: Almena,
B.S. In Art; GROSS, CAROL: Hays, B.S. in Educ., SEA;
GROSS, HAROLD: Hays, B.S. in Math, APO Newman
Club,

Equally attractive job offers lead to diffi-
cult decisions for seniors.

240

Seniors Gr-Ha

GRUSJNG, LINDA: Lakin, B.S. in Educ,, AWS, SEA Sec.,-
GUTTERY, ALAN: Alton, B.S. In Agric,, SCSA, Rodeo
Club; GWJNNER. CHARLES; Ellsworth, B.S. in Phys. Educ.,
MPEC, K-Club, Track, Football; HAAS, LORRAINE; Hoys,
B.S, in Edue., Newmon Cub; HABERMAN, MAURICE;
Grerr Bend, B.S. in lock Arts, ind, Arts Cub,

HABlGER, JOHN: Bushton, B.S, in Agric.; HACHMEISTER,
BRUCE: Codetl, B.S. In Agrlc,, SCSA, Delta Tau Alpha;
HAETRAKUL, NlPHAN: Bangkok, Thailand, M.S, in Bus.;
HAGEMAN, NANCY: Carlyle, B.S, in Phys, Educ +J HAKE,
JOHN: Hays, B.A., Moth,, German Club.

HALDERMAN, BARRETT: Long Island, B.A., Psychology,
Student Council, Student Senate, Wiest Holl Pres,; HALL,
ANNELLEi Garfield, B.S. in Educ., SEA, AWS, P-t-P, HALL,
JUDY: Hill City, B.A., Soc,, Soc. Club, Honorary Psychology
Club; HALL, RICHARD: Haviland, B.A., History, CYD, His-
tory Club; HANEY, KIRK: Concordia, B.S. in Gen. Sci.

HANSEN, CARROLL: Kirwin, B.S. in Biology, Phi Kappa
Phi; HARBAUGH, SYLVIA: Russell, BA., Psychology,
Kappa Delta Sigma, CYR, Collegiate 4-H; HARDY, LARRY:
Long Island, B.A., History; HARMON, RICHARD: Topeka,
B.S. in Rhys. Educ., MPEC, SEA, Gym nasties. Track, Intra-
mural HAROLD, EDWARD: Weskon, B.S, in Phys, Educ.,
MPEC, KAHPER,

HARRIS, CAROL; Ransom, B.S, in Educ., SEA; HART,
HOWARD: Nashville, B.S, in Bus,, Alpha Kappa Psi; HART,
JEFFRY: Bernard, B.S. in Zoology; HART IMG, HAROLD:
Norton, B.S. in Math, and Bus., AKL Sec., Alpha Kappa
Psi, Football, Wrestling, Baseball; HATFIELD, ROGER:
Kismet, B.S, in Bus., Delta Sig.

Dutch elm disease made if necessary to re-
move several trees from campus this year.
But in this instance, workmen add a young
tree to the area in front of Martin Alien

Hall.

241

Seniors Ha-Ji

HAYNES, CHARLES; Hays, B S. in Bus.. Phi Beta Lambda;
HAYSE, FRANCES: MullinvilEe, B.S. in Home Econ„ Col-
legiate 4-H, Pres., FHSP V-Pres,; HEAPE, RONALD: Pratt,
B.A., Eng., Sig Ep, Lambda lota Tou, Little Theatre; HEDGE,
SUSAN; Colby, B.S, in Art, SEA, Phi Kappa Phi; HEFFEL,
MARVIN: Dorronce, B.S. in Bus., CYR, Veterans Club V-Pres,

HEFT, SUZANNE: Dodge City, B.S. in Educ., S£A ; HEFTY,
ANN; Topeka, M.S., Art; HEIM, Will I AM: Hoxle, B.S,
in Educ v SEA, Newman Club; HEIMAN, STEVEN: Barnard,
B.S. in Bus., Collegian Chorale; HEINZE, GERGORY: Un-
cam, B.S. in Phys. Educ., Sig Tcu, MPEG V-Pres.

HELM, CARL; Great Bend, B.A., Ind. Arts, End, Arts Club,
Football; HENRlCKSON, GORDON: Logon, B.M. in Music,
Fort Hays Singers, Concert Choir; HENRY, ERNEL: Plea-
sant, Jamaica, M.A„ Biology, P-t-P ; HERRMAN, ADAM;
Hoys, B.S. in Gen. Sot., Honors Program; HERRMAN,
JOSEPH: Utito, B.S, in Agric,, De la Tog Alpha, SEA.

HEWES, SHARIS: Ingalls, B.S. in Educ,, Tri Sig, SEA, Col-
legiate Chorale, SWH, Who's Who; HILL, MARK: Newark,
Del.,, B.S. in Phys, Educ., Sig Ep r Wrestling, Cross Country,
Track; HILLMAN, LARRY; Hoys, B.S, in Educ., SEA ; HIX-
ENBAUGH, GAIL: Hays, B.S. in Eng., Lambda Iota Tou,
French Club, Band, Orchestra, Brass Choir; HIXON,
LARRY: Pownee Rock, B.S. in Bus., Phi Beta Lambda, In-
tramurals.

HOBBS, MARJORIE: Hays, B.S. in Educ,; HOLLER, TRUDY:
Bothell, Wash,, B.S. in Phys. Educ., WRA, Student Senate,
Eta Rho Epsilon, DZ, Soph. Class V-Pres. ; HONDERlCK,
JOHN; Hays, B.S, in Bus.; HORNER, PATSY: Minneapolis,
B.S., Moth,, SEA, WRA, Collegiate Chorale, Women's Glee
Club; HOWARD, JUDY: McDonald, B.S. in Educ., tCF, SEA.

HOWGILL, MARTYN; Hays, B.A„ Eng. -Journalism, Seventh
Cavalry, Pi De'ra Epsiian, Studen 1 Sena'e, Leader Editor,
Basketball; HUDSON, TOM: Macksvtlle, 8.S., Math., NEA,
SEA; HUESNER, DENNtS; Bushton, B.S,, Math.,- HUENER-
GARDE, JAMES: Smith Center, B.S, in Bus.; HUG, BETH:
Hays, B.S. in Educ., SEA, UCF,

HUSA, IVAN: Hays, B.S. in Bus., SCEA, Rodeo Club; BUT-
TER, CAREY; Hoisington, B.A., Sac., SEA, Sociology Club;
JMEL, JIM: Sucklin, B.A.. Bus. Adm.; INGRAM, ROY;
Stratton, Colo., B.A., Hist., SEA, Phi Alpha Theta, History
Club, Spanish Club; INTARAPRASlT, VIRIYA: Bangkok, Tha-
iland, B.A., Eng.

JACOBS, DONALD: Liberal, B.S. in Biology; JEFFERS. DON:
Russell, B.S. In Bus., Sig Ep; Football; JENNINGS, DONNA:
Oakley, B.A., Psych, DZ, Kappa Delta Sigma, PanheElenic
Council. French Club; JENSEN, JUDITH; Gem, B.S, in
Educ,, SEA, BSM; JENSON, PATRICIA: Hoys, B.S. In Gen.
Sci., CYR, Nurses Club,- JIMENEZ, JUAN: Hays, B.A.,
Philosophy, P't-P, French Club, Spanish Club Pres,

242

Seniors Jo-La

JOHNSON, DARRELL Abbyviib, B.A., Hist.? JOHNSON,
HERMAN: Sharon Springs, B.S. in Bus,. Alpha Kappa Psi;
JOHNSON. JANET: Baring. B.M. in Myste; JOHNSON,
KAREN: Hays. B.S. in Educ,, AGD, Director of Tiger Oebs ;
JOHNSON, MARGARET: Osage City, B.A., Hist,, KST A,
Phi Alpha Thera, German Club, History Club.

JOHNSON, RENEE: Hugoton, B.A., Music; JOHNSON,
RONALD: Klamath Falls, Ore., B.S. in Bus,, Intro mural*;
JOHNSON. THOMAS: Sr. John^ B.S. in Bus., Sigma Chi.
Leader Bus. Mgr.; JUDY, DWIGHT; Hays, 8. A., Hist., SEA,
History Club; KARLIN, TERESA: Hoys, B A,, Educ,

KARLIN, TERRY : Hays, B.M. in Music, Phi Mu Alpha;
KEATING, JO; Hays, B.S, In Soc. and Spac, Educ., CCC,
AWS Pres., CYR, SCEA, ICF, Modern Dance Club;
KEATING, WARREN; Great Bend, B.A., Hist.; KEATING,
WYLMA: Hays. B.S., Math.; KEENAN, JOHN; Jennings,
B.S. in Bus,

KELLER, KAREN: Oakley, B.S, in Bus,, CYR, SEA, FHSP,
Pi Omega Pi, Foreign Study League; KEPKA, DOUGLAS:
Ellsworth, B.S. rn Arl, Fine Arts Comm.; KERNQHAN,
BEVERLY; Meade, B.S. in Bus., Phi Beta Lambda, Who's
Who; KERNOHAN, BOB: Zenda, B.S. in Agric., SC5A
V-Pres.; KEYSER, LARRY: WaKeeney, B.S. in Bus,, Delta Tau
Alpha.

KIMPIE, RICHARD; Ellinwoad, M.A., Bus, and Guidance,
Phi Beta Lambda, CYD, Psych. Club; KING, RODNEY: Clay
Center. B,$, in Bus,; KIRBY, ALBERTA: tamed, B.S. In
Educ., SEA, Chi Alpha Pres,, V-Pres., See.-Treas., ICF
Sec. Treas,; KLAUS, LARRY: Hoys, M.S„ Bus., Phi Beta
Lambdo; KLUSENER, ALAN: Hiil City, B.S. in Chem.,
Kappa Mu Epsilon, Seventh Cavalry, Chemistry Club
V-Pres., Pres,, Who's Who, Honors Progrom.

KNIGHT, IINDA; Pratt, B.S. in Gen. ScL AGD; KNOLL,
LARRY; Vjc*ona, B.S. n Math., Sig Ep, Intro murals,- KNOX,
DARLENE: Larned, B.M. in Music., Sigma A pha lara;
KOEIUNG, DONALD: Abuene, B.S. m Bus., APO, Veteran's
Club, German Club; KOLLHOFF, DAN : Burden B.S. in Bus,,
Basket ball.

KOO, VIRGINIA; Pfatnviile, B.A. in Spanish, Tri Sig, Who's
Who, Phi Alpha Theta? KOULAS, BARBARA; Overland
Park, B,$. in Educ., SEA,- KRAFT, GERALD: Park, B,5- in
Bus.; KRAUS, RICHARD: Gro infield, B.S, in Physics and
Math., FHSP, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Sigma Pi Sigma, APO,
Physics Club? KROB, TERRY: Concordia, B.S,, Chem., Phi
Mu Alpha. Chemistry Club V-Pres.. Collegiate Chorale,
Concert Choir.

KRUG. KENNETH: Tormigton, Wyo., B.S. in Bio,; KUHL'
MAN, CAROLYN: Great Bend, B.M. in Music, KSTA, Sigma
Alpha Iota? LACY, WILLIAM; Norton, B.S, In Bus., LAMPE.
NORMA: Spearviile, 8.S. in Home Econ., Home EcOfi.
Club, Newman; LA5HBROOK, LYNN: Hoys, B.S. in Phys,
Educ., K-Club V-Pres., MPEC, Football.

243

Seniors La-Lo

LASH BROOK, MARTHA; Hays, B.S. in Educ,; LAVERENTZ,
BERNARD; Medicine Lodge, B.S,, Chem., Sigma Chi, Kappa
Mu Epsilon, Chemistry Club; LAWRENCE, RANDALL:
Hays, BA, Hist,, TKE, Phi Alpha Theta, Tennis; LECLAIR,
CAROLYN: Mankato, B.S. in Home Ecan,, T rl Sigma, SWH,
Kappa Omicron Phi, WLO, SEA, Who'S Who, Newman
Club, Tigers Roar, Student Council, Panbellenic Club;
LEDBETTER, CLINT: Naioma, B,S., MaTh.

LEHTO, EVA: Kyta[a., Finland, B.A., Eng.; LEIKER, DUANE:
Hays, B.S. in Bus.; LEMASTER, BARBARA: Garden City,
B.S. tn Educ,; LENTZ, ROBERT; Portland, Ore., B.S. tn
Educ.; LEWALLEN, WAYNE: Oakley, B.S. in Ind. Arts, I nd .
Arts Club.

L1GHTCAP, ARDLEY: Dodge City, B.S. tn Bus,, Phi Beta
Lambda; LlGHTNER, LINDA: Garden City, B.S. in Educ,,
NSTA; LlGHTNER, LYNN: Garden City, B.S. in Agric.;
LILLEY, WESLEY: Dodge City, B.S., Geology, Sig Ep, Stern-
berg Geology Club; L1NDENMAN, JOHN; Morland, B,$.
in Bus.

LINK, ALBERT; Glosco, B.S, in Bus., AKL, CYD; LITTON,
JAMES: Beloit, B.S. in Agric,, Delta Tau Alpha; LOCKER,
PATRICIA: Ellis, B.S, in Botany, Newman Club; LOCK-
HART, GLORIA: Ellsworth, B.S. in Educ,, SEA, Phi Kappa
Phi, Who's Who, Alpha Lombdo Delta, WRA,- LOFGREEN,
DENZEL: Norton, B.S. in Agric., SCSA.

LOFGREEN, JOYCE: Norton, B.S. in Educ., SWH, SCEC,
Alpha Lambda Delta; LONDON, DAVID: Guyana, S.
America, M.A., Psych., P-t-P; LONG, KELSEY: Leoti, B.S.,
Chem. and Math., Chemistry Club; LORSON, JAMES:
Hope, B.S. in Agric., Newman Club; LGSEY, BETSY;
Hugoton, B.S. in Educ., SEA.

Concerned seniors took an active part in
Vietnam Moratorium demonstrations, in-
cluding the November candle lighting cere-
mony honoring Kansas war-dead.

244

Seniors Lo-Mi

LOUK, GALE: Syracuse, B.S, in B u$., Ph< Beta Lambda;
LOVING, LOLA: Powne^ Rock, B*A,, Eng,, Pi-P, SEA,
AWS, Loitibdo lota Tau; LOVITCH* FRANK, Kamos Oiy,
B.S, in Bus.., Basketball. Intramural!; LOYD, DARRELL:
Phillipiburg, B.S. in Bus,; LOYD, MAN*. PhiIJipsburg, B,S.
in Homo Eeon,, Kappa Qmicron Phi, Horne Ecan. Chapter.

LOZANO, ALMA: Hoys, B.A., Spanish, SWH, French Club;
LYMAN, DOUGLAS: Hutchinson, B.5. in Bus,, Delta Sig,
Student Body V-Pres„ Si u dent Senate choir man; MACH ART,
MARIE: Oberlin, B.S. in Educ,, SEA, Home Econ. Chapter;
MADDUX, NINA: Johnson, M.,S„, Educ.; MAHIN* RICHARD:
Randall, B.S. in Art.

MAI, TERRY: Russeit, B.M., Music, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia,
Fort Hays Singers, Concert Choir, Concert Bond. Drum
Major of Marching Band; MANNING, ELLEN; Lamed, B.S,
in Gen. ScL Nurses Club; MANS, LEONARD: Sharon, B.S,
in Bus., Delta Sig V-Pres,, S'udent Council; MARCHAND,
MARY ; Ellinwood, B.S. in Gen. ScL, Nurses Club, MARINE.
DONNA: Garden City, B.S in Gen. ScL, Nurses Club.

MARRS, GARY; Hays, B.S, In Bus.; MARSHALL, SALLY:
Wadsworth, B.A., Hist,, P*f-P; MARTIN. ELIZABETH; Hays*
B.S. in Educ* Tri Sig* SEA* String Orchestra; MARTIN,
GEORGE; Lamed, B.A., Speech, IKE V*Pres*. Pres., Little
Theatre, Intramurals, Union Program Council, P-t P, IFC;
MASSAGUA, MICHAEL; Hay!, B.S. in Bus., Phi $tg.

MAUCH, ROGER: Riverton, Wyo,. B.S. in Ind. Arts* Ep^
silan Phi Tau V Pre$., Ind, Arts Club V-Pres ; MAXFIELD,
DONA: Garden City, B.S, in Educ,; MAXFIELD, LARRYj
Garden City. B.S. in Bus,; MAYO, ROBERT: Garden City,
B.S, in Bus.; MECKEL, VERNON; Hoys, B.S. In Bus., AKL
Pres., CYR. Newman Club* IFC,

MEOCENSTOCK, LEA-: Hays, B.S, in Gen. Sci., Tri Sig,
Nurses Club? MEIER, MICHAEL: Dodge City.. &.A.* Soc;
ME INIS, BILLIE: Ellis* B.S, in Educ*; ME IS, FRED: James-
town* B.A.. Speech; ME IS, JAMES: Hays, B$. in Bus.

MERRILL, CATHERINE: Garden City* &.A., Hist,, Alpha
Lambda Delta, SWH, Phi Alpha Theta, Phi Kappa Phi,
Who'S Who; MESCHKE, LARRY: Garden City, B.S. in Bus.;
MEYER, VICKY; Big Bow, &.M.* Music, Sigma Alpha Iota,
MENC* SEA, German Club, Fort Hoys Singers?
MICMAELIS, LINDA: Russell, B.A,* Hist,* Sigma Alpha Iota,
SEA, Concert Band, Collegian Chorale- MICKEY,
CHARLES: Hays* B.S, in Ind. Arts, ind. Arts Club,

MILES, REBECCA; Hill City, B.A„ Hist,, SEA, History
Club; MILLER, DARREL: Hanston, B.S. in Ind. Arts? MIL-
LER, GAYLE: Stockton, B.S in Bus,, Square Donee Club.
MlLLfcK, JUDY: Wichita, m Home tcOn*; MILLER*

LAVERNE: Lincoln, B.S. in Bus,

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Seniors Mi-Ne

MILLER, MAX: Scoir City, S.S. in Bus. ond Econ.; MILLER,
PEGGY. Qberlin, B.A. Eng., SEA ; MILLER, STEPHEN:
Osborne, BS- in Agfic., SCSA, Ind. Arts Club; MILLS,
MARY. Hoys, B.S. in Educ,, Newman Club; MILLS, RICK:
Hays, B.S. in Ind. Arts, Ind, ArtsClub.

MILLS, RONALD: Garden City, B.S. In Ind. Arts, Ind. Arts
Club; MITCHELL, MARY LOU; Downs, B-S. in Home Econ.,
WLQ, Kappa Omicron Phi Pres., Home Econ. Chapter, Phi
Beta Lambda, Newman Club; MIZE, PHILIP: Turon, B.S.
IN Bus., Alpha Kappa P$i; MONTGOMERY, CHARLOTTE;
Hoys. B.S. in Educ,, French Club, SEA, AWS; MOODY,
DAVID; Lyons, B,A,, Speech, TKE V-Pres,, Little Theatre, I FC
Sec., Intramural "K' J Award, Spanish Club.

MOORE, DON; Clyde, MS-, Psych., Delta Kappa Sigma,
Phi Kappa Phi; MOORE, ELDEN: Hays, B.S, in Bus,;
MORAN, LEAH: Plainville, B.S. in Educ., SEA; MOREL,
DIANE; Jennings, B.S. in Educ,, SEA, Newman Club; MOR-
GAN, JUDITH: Morganvilte, B.S-, Art, SEA, Little Theatre.

MORRIS, MICHAEL: Hutchinson, B.S, in Ind- Arts, Ind.
Arts Club; MORRIS, ROGER; Stockton, B.A., Hist., History
Club; MORRIS, TERRY. Burr Oak, B.S. in Bus.,- MUCK,
JAMES: Gaylord, B.S. in Phys, Educ.; MURPHY, JAMES;
Colby, B.S. in Gen. Sci,, Sig Ep.

MURPHY, MARY: Geneseo, B.A., Speech, SEA, P-t-P; MUR-
PHY, PAULA:, Hays, B.A., Eng,, SEA, WRA, ASC, Who's
Who, Fr. ond Soph. Class V-Pres. ; MUSSEIMAN, ROSS:
Ransom, E,A,, Bus.; MYERS, LEONARD: Barnard, B.S. in
Bus.; MYERS, RONALD; Russell, B.S, in Bus,

McATEE, TERRY: Clafltn, B.S. in Bus,, Golf, McCLURE,
WILLIAM; Republic, B.S. in Bus., Sig Tau; McCURDY,
CAROL: Hutchinson, B.S. in Educ., Tri Sig, SEA, Rodeo
Club; McDonald, ALLAN: Hays, B.S. in Bus., Sig Ep;

McENTARFER, DOUG; Hutchinson, B.S. in Bus., Sig Ep,

Golf,

McENTARFER, JANET; Wokeeney, B.S, in Bus., AGD, Alpha
Lambda Delta, SWH, Phi Beta Lambdo, Pi Omega Pi Pres.,
Daughters of the Golden Heart Treas.; McEWEN, JOHN:
Kansas City, B.S- in Bus., Basketball; McLINN, LQNNY;
Garden City, B.S. In Agric., IUCF, SCSA,- McMULLEN,
KELLY; Hays, B.A., Eng., SEA, Lambda Iota Tau; NEBEL,
SANDRA: Esbon, B.S. in Gen. Sci., Nurses Club,

NEELY, ZELDA: Hoys, M.S., Eng., Lambda lota Tau Pres,;
NELSON, CYNTHIA: Lincoln, B.S. In Educ.; NELSON.
DENNIS: Sylvan Grave, B.S. in Phys. Educ., MPEG, Sasebo II;
NELSON, DONALD: Rexford, B.A., Phil,, ICF, CCC; NEL-
SON, LARRY; Johnson, B.S. in Bus,

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Seniors Ne-Pa

NELSON, PATRICK: Teseott, B.A., Pol StL, CYR ;

NEUSCHAFER, DARREL: Holyrood, B.S, in Gen. Sei,, Delta

Sig., Seventh Cavalry Sec, Phi Kappa Phi, IfC Sec,;

NEWELL, STANLEY: Seloen, B.S, m Bus.; NIELSEN, SUE:
Russell, B,A r , Arr, DZ, AWS; NIERMElER, EVERETT: Udell.
B.S. in Educ.„ Gamma Delta,

NO0NE, THOMAS; Densmore, B.S. in Ind. Arts, Ind. Arts
Club, Newman Club, Epsilon Pi Tau; NOVAK, LILLIAN:

East Paterson, N. J., M.S„ Bus.; NOVAK, ROBERT; East
Paterson, N. J„ M.S., Ind. Arts, Ind. Arts Club; NOVOTNY,
KARLA; Luray, B.M>, Music, Trf Sig, CYR, Sigma Alpha
Jot a. Concert Choir; NULTON, NEIL: Hays, M.$., Art, Phi
Era Sigma, Phi Sigma Phi, FHSP, Who r s Who, Veterans
Club.

OAKLEY, SANDRA; Lakin, B.S. in Educ,, SEA; OBERLE,
KENT: ClofEin, B.S, in Bus.; OBORNY, LARRY: Hoys, M.S.,
ZooL; OCHS, DARREL; Hays, B.S, in Bus., Gamma Delta,

Alpha Kappa Psi V-Pres,; OCHSNER, KAREN: St. Francis,
B.S , Speech, CYR Sec., Sigma Alpha Eta,

OEUSOONTHGRMWATTANA, PHONSCHIT; Bangkok,
Thailand, M.S„ Bus,, P-i-P; OFFUTT, GERALD: Hoys, B.S,
in Bus., Phi Beta Lambda; OLSON, CAROLYN: Russell,
B.A., Hist., SK Pres., AWS V-Pres., Alpha Lambda Delta,
Phi Kappa Phi; QMLOR, JEANNINi: Seward, B.S. In Bus..
Phi Beta Lambda; ORCHARD, GARY: Kanorada, B.S. in
Educ., SEA, KFHS.

OSHEL, JAN: Holy rood, B.S. In Educ., SEA; OWENS,
GARY: Hays, B.S. in Gen, ScL, Veterans Club; PABST,
DARRELL, Colby, B.S in Bus.; PAINTER, JEFFERY: Heoly,
B.S. in Geology and Bus,, Delta Sig V-Pres.; PALMER, TER
ENCE: Hays, B.S. in Bus.. German Club.

Seniors as we!! as undergraduates went to
the poffs to determine the fate of the pro-
posed HPER complex.

247

During the activities Merry-Go-Round held
in the Union, Juan Jimenez explains the
cultural background Spanish Club offers
students of the language.

Seniors Pa-Ra

PANKRATZ, JON: Stafford, B.S. En Gen, Sd.,- RANTER,
MARIO Athol, B.S, in Gen. Sd. ; PARADEIS, TERRY: Holly,
Coio,, B.S. in Gen. Set., Rodeo Club; PARSONS,
CYNTHIA: Hunter, B.S, in Home Econ„ Tri Sig, Kappa
Qrmcron Phi, Cheerleader, Tiger's Roar, SEA, Furlough
Queen Candidate, Homecoming Queen Candidate; PEAK,
MATT; Pratt, B.S- in Bus,, Pi Delta Epsilon, Photo Service,

PEARSON, JAMES: Selina, 6. A., Pol, Set., CYD Pres., Pol,
Sti, Club Pros,; PECHANEC, FRANCIS: LaCrosse, B.A.,
Hist., German Club, History Club; PFANNENSTJEL,
CORA: Munjor, B.S, in Gen, Sci., Nurses Club; PFAN-
NENSTIR, MERlE: Hays, B.S. in Bus.; PHELPS, JOYCE:
Colby, B.^,, Art.

PHILIP, KAYLYNN: Hays, B.A,, Spanish, Alpha Lambda
Delta, Rodeo Club, Spanish Club, German Club, FH5P
Sec,-Treas,; PlNKALL, KAREN: Hays, B.S. in Educ,, SEA;
PIROTTE, KATHLEEN: Cowker City, B.A., Eng., Alpha Zeto
Chapter, Who's Who, Phi Kappa Phi,- POLLNOW, RITA:
Oberlin, B.S,, Speech, DZ r Sigma Alpha Eta; POOL,
PAMELA: Kinsley, B.S. in Gen. Set.

POOL, ROBERT: Hays, B.A,, Ecan., Phi Kappa Phi, Alpha
Koppa Psi, Who's Who; PORTER, JOHN: Glen Elder, B.S,
in AgnCrj POTTER, JOE: Great Bend, B.S, in Phys, Educ.,
Intramurals; POWELL, JAMES: Mankato, B.S. in Bus.,
Football, Ail-aC; POWELL, MYRNA: Kalvesto, B.S. In
Educ., SEA, CYR, Soe. Club, History Club.

PUGH, JERRY: Bucklln, B.S, in Bus.; PULLIN, BARBARA:
Great Bend, B.S., Art, SEA, Newman Club; RABAS, GARY:
Luray, B.S, in Ind, Arts, Epsilon Pi Tau, Ind- Arts Ciub ;
RAILSBACK, THOMAS: Oberlin, B.M., Music, Phi Mu Al-
pho Sinfonia Treas, CYR, BSM, Student Senate, Band,
Orchestra; RAMSEY, JERRY: Colby, B.A,, Hist., Phi Alpha
Theta V-Rres., Pres., History Club Pres,, Wrestling, German
Club,

248

Seniors Ra-Sa

RANDEt, KRtS; Bison, BA, Psych., Kappa Delta Sigma,
Reveille, WRA, Intromurals, AWS, P-t-P; RAY, LINDA;
Dodge City, B.S, In Educ., AGD. Tiger Debs, SEA, Little
Theatre; RAYBURN, ELLA; Shawnee Mission, B.A., Hist.,
SWH, Phi Alpha Theta, Pi Delta Epsilon, History Club,
Student Senate. Leader Ass J ' News Editor, Reveille, Who's
Who; RAYL, STEVE; Hutchinson, B.S. in Bus,, Sig Ep,
Student Body Pres,; REBEIN, JOHN; Dodge City, B.S. in
Phys, Educ,

REDGER, LOUISE: Ashland, B.A., Eng. Rodeo Club, SEA,
WRA, Collegiate 4-H ; REID. JEROLDi Downs, 6.S, in Math.,
Kappa Mu Epsilon; RE IF, SUSAN: Homing ton. &.S, in
Educ.. AGO, SEA; REIN, DONALD, Russell, B.S. in Bvs. f
REYNOLDS, GORDON; Hays, M.S. in Bus.

RICE, JANE: Hoys, B.A. Art, Tri Sig, SEA, PqnWllenic
Council V-Pres,, Pres.; RlCKE, LEON, Hays, B.S. in Ind,
Arts, Ind. Arts Club; RlEBEL, DENNIS; Minrieola, B.S. in
Ind, Arts, Ind, Arts Club; RIST, JARROLD: Norcolur, B.S.
in Bus,; RITTER, SEVERELY; Norcotur, B.S. in Art, SEA,
WRAV-Pres., Pres.

R1XON, PAULA; Great Bend, B.S. in Bus,, Dl f ROBB LEE,
JOHN; Maynord, Mass., B.A., Hist., History Club;
ROBERTS, GALE; Palco, B.A., Hist,; ROBERTSON, LARRY,
Montezuma, M.S., Soc., Phi Kappa Phi; ROBINSON, KAY;
Hays, BA, Speech, Trl Sig.

RODE BAUGH, DON; Burdett, B S. In Bus., APO Trees.;
ROGERS, KATHLEEN; Natomo, B.S. in Educ., SEA, New
man Club; ROHR, CHARLES: Hays, B.S. in Bus., German
Club, Newman Club; ROHR, GARY; Gorham, B.S. in
Math., Newman Club; ROLF, LESLIE; Isabel B.S. in Educ.

ROSE, FRANKLIN; Greensburg, B.S, In Biol.; ROSE,
THEDA; Greensburg, B.S. in Educ., SEA; ROSS, NORMA i
Haviland, BA, Eng,, French Club, Pi Delta Epsilon;
ROUNKLES, PENNY; Paradise, B.S. In Educ,* ROUSE,
MARSHA: Ulysses, B + $. in Gen. Set.

ROWAN, JUDITH; Lyons, BS, in Gen. Sci.j RUDA,
LUCILLE: Atwood, B.S. In Educ., WLO, WRA V-Pres,, New-
man Club; RUDA, PEGGY; Atwood, B.S, in Educ.; RUNDLE,
JOHN; Logon, B.S. in Educ., Basketball; RUEB, PATRICK;
Vona, Cola,, B.S. in Bus,, Agric., Sig Tau.

RYAN, TOM; Brownell B.S, in Art; RYTYCH, FRANKLIN;
Norko, B.S. in Agric.; SADDLER, DOYLE: Colby, B.S. tn
Geology, Sternberg Geology Club Pres.: SAMPSON,
JOHN: Sallna, BA, Sac., Delta Sig ; SATTER, GARY;
Logan, B.S. in Bat., $C$A,

249

During their four years at FHS many senior
men and women have participated in intra-
mural sports as a means of passing extra
hours and taking a break from the boob.

Seniors Sa-Sc

SAYLER, ARTHUR; Albert, B.S. in Ind, Arts, Epsilon Pi
Tau, Ind. Arts Club; SCARROW, BOYD; Mankato, B.S. rn
Bus., FHSP, Phi Beta Lambda; SCHALLER, DAVID: Kinsley,
B.5. in Bus., Inlramurab; SCHALLER, LEONA; Kinsley, B.S.
m Educ., SEA; SCHEPMANN, VERN: Bushton, B.S.,
Zoology, Delta Sig.

SCHLEGEL, A. J. : Wfcbita, B.A. Ind. Arts, SEA, Ind.* Arts
Honors, Epsilori Pi Tau, Baseball; SCHLEGEL, MYRON:
LaCrosse, B.S. in Math., Physics Club, CYD, ind. Arts Club,
SEA; SCHME IDLER, NEAL: Hays, B.S., Math., Kappa Mu
Epsilon V-Pres,, Sigma Pi Sigma; SCHMIDT, CLAYTON:
Hope, B.S. in Ind. Arts, End. Arts Club, Vet. Club;
SCHMIDT, MICHAEL: Hays, B.A., Eng., Newman C ub,

SCHMIDT, PAMELA; Catherine, B.A., Eng., Alpha Lambda
Delta Trees,, Newman Club, WLO, Lambda lota Tau;
SCHMITT, FRANK: Succasunno, N. i., B.A., Psych., Kappa
Delta Sigma; SCHMUTZ, DALE: Hoys, B.A„ Pol. Sci. ;
SCHNEIDER, JAMES: Albert, B.S. in Ind. Arts, Ind, Arts
Club; SCHNEIDER, SHARON: Albert, B.S, in Bus,, Pi
Omega Pi, Phi Beta Lambda.

SCHOEN, NORMA; Lenora, B.S., Speech, SEA, Sigma Al-
pha Etc; SCHGENFELD, GEORGETTA: Monument, B.S. in
Gen. Sci,; SCHOENFELD, ROBERT: Monument, B.S. in Bus.,
Phi Beta Lambda; SCHOLL, DOUGLAS: Beloit, B.S, in
Educ,, MPEG; SCHOONOVER, ALICE: Dodge City, B.S.
in Educ.

SCHOONOVER, TIMOTHY; Dodge City, B.S. in Art;
SCHREIBER, TOM; Nickerson, B.S. in Bus., Sig Ep ;
SCHREI BROGEL, BEVERLY; Lakin, B.A., Soc., Newman C-ub;
SCHREINER, BARBARA: Ashland, B.S. in Educ. ; SCHULTZ,
FREYA; Hays, B.A,, Eng.

250

Seniors Sc-Sp

StHUPMAN, MARILYN: Hoys, B.A.. Hist,; SCHUVIE,
DAVID: Hoys, 8.S. in Bus., Intramural, Newman Club;
SCHWARTZ, CONNIE; Kiowa, B,S. in Name Econ,, SEA,
Kappa Omicron Phi, AWS Sec.; SCHWARTZ, RICHARD:
Kiowa, B.S, in Chem„ Chemistry Club, Intramural*;
SCHWINDT, ROSE MARY: Garden City, &.A„ Eng,

SCOTT, DWAYNE: Hays, B.A., Psych., Kappa Delia Sigma
V-Pres., Chi Alpha Pres.; SCOTT, RONALD: Oberlin, B.S,
In Phys. Educ„ MPEC Sec., Treos,; SCOTT, WESLEY; Belie
Plains, B.S. in Geo. ; SEAGO, GEORGE: Russell, B.S. in
Bus.; SEtRER, STEPHEN: Luray, B.S. in Phys, Educ., MPEC
Pres.. K-Club, Football, Baseball.

SEKAVEC, DALE: Brownell, B.A. r Psych,, Phi Mu Alpha Sin-
fonia Sec,, German Club, SCEC Pres,, Concert Choir, Col
legion Chorale; SEU$Y, MIKE: So lino, B.A., Sac., Sociology
Club See,, Spanish Club; SHEESLEY, FREDRICK: Grin noli,
B.S. in Geo,, APO, Geology Club; SHELLY, GERALD: Ford,
B.S, in Phys. Educ., K*Club, MPEC, Cross Country, Track;
SHE R RICK, NYLEEN: Battle Creek, Mich., B.S. in Edut.

SHERROD, DUANE; Steamboat Springs, Colo,, B.S, in Gen,
Scb, SHERWOOD, MARY: Hays, B.A., Eng. ; SHIRK,
LAYNE: Friend, B.S. in Bus., Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi;
SHU&ERT, GREG; Ellis, 8.A., Soc., Honors Program,
See- Oub Pres.; SHUMAN, PH! UP; Hutchinson, B.M„
Music, Pht Mu Aipno, Opera, Fori Hays Singers.

SIEMER, GARY: Hoys, B.S. in Bus.; SIEMERS, KURTlS:
Luray, B.S. in Bus., Phi Kappa Phi, Alpha Kappa Psi Pres,,
Phi Eta Sigma, Who's Who, Football; SIMPSON, GREG:
Ransom, B.S. in Phys, Educ,, SIMPSON, THERESA: Brow-
nell, B.S in Educ.; SlSSEL, JAMES: Lefors, Texas, B.S. in
Ind. Arts.

SKULTHAL, PATRA: Bangkok, Thailand, M.S. Econ.;
SMALL, GARY: Russell, B.S. in Geo,, Siernberg Geoiogy
Club VPres.; SMITH, ALVIN: Norton, B.S. in Ind, Arts,
Ind. Arts Club; SMITH, ARLO: Independence, B-5. in
Agfic,, SCSA; SMITH, DIANA: Ploinville, B.S. in Art.

SMITH, DONNA; Dodge City, B.A., Psych., and Educ,. AGD;
SMITH, RITA; Larned, B.S. fn Art, Rodeo Club; SPARKS,
RICHARD: GoodJond, B.S, in Ind. Arts, Ind. Arts Club;
SPATZ, SHEILA: Beloit, B,S, in Gen. Sci., Nurses Club;
SPEER, RITA: lenora, B.S, tn Gen. Sci.

SPICER, JAY: Natomn, B.S. in Chem., Chemistry Club;
SPIES, SHARON: Morland, B.S. in Gen, Sd,, Nurses Club;
SPIESS, JOSEPH: Hoys', .B.S, in Bus., Newmon Club, SPIT*
LE ft, ANITA: CourtEond, B,S, in Educ., Pi Omega Pi Sec.,
SEA, Phi Beta Lambda; SPRlNGFELDL MICHAEL; Button,
B.M., Music, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Concert Band, Concert
Choir, Brass Chair, Fart Hays Singers, Opero.

251

Seniors Sr-Ti

SRAMEK, DE&BY: McDonald, B.S. In Bus., Rodeo Club,
Newman Club; ST A ATS, ROGER; Coasts, B.S. in Phys.
Educ,; STACY, ROSANNA; Meade, B.A., Psych,, SK,
STAPLETON, JERRY: Belpre, B.S. in Pol. ScL, Slg Ep,
Seventh Cavalry, Political Science Club, Studeni Senate;
STECH, TERRY: Cawker City, B.S. in Agrie., Delta Tau
Alpha, SCSA.

STECKLEIN, CYNTHIA; Hoys, B.S. in Edge., SEA, Newman
Club; STEWART, R1CKE; Hill City, B.S. in Ind, Am, Rodeo
Club Pres,, Ind. Arts Club; STJTES, SHIRLEY; Hays, 8,5.
in Educ: STRAIGHT, RONALD; Abilene, B.S. In Ind. Am,
FCA, Ind. Arts Club; STRElT, JEROME; Downs, B.S, in Gen,
Sd,, Newman Club, Intramurals, Who's Who.

STRELT, RONALD: Tipton, B,S. in Phys. Educ., MPEG.
KAPHER, Ini ra murals, Newman Club; STROHL, CAROL:
Cunningham, B,S. in Bus.; STULL, LARY; Natomo, B.S. m
Phys. Educ,, MPEC, KAHPER, Intramural*; SUELTER,
DENNIS: Tescort, B.S. in Art; SUNLEY, ROBERT: Brownell,
B.S. In Bu$,, APQ, Phi Beta lambda. Newman Club.

SURPRISE, DONNA; Hays, B.A., Eng., SEA; SWAFFORD,
TED; Byers, B.S. in Agrie,, SCSA Treos,, Rodeo Club,
Intro murals; SWANK, SUSAN: Dodge City, B.S. in Gen.
ScL, SWH, Phi Kappa Phi, Nurses Club Pres,; SWEAR IN
GEN, LARRY; Courtland, B.S. in Bus,; SWITZER,
MARIANA: Mankato, B.S, In Educ., Della Kappa Gamma
V-Pres,

TACHA, WARREN; Jennings, B.A., Spanish, Spanish Club,
SEA, French Club; TALDO, WILLIAM: Garden City, B.S.
in Phys. Educ.; TAPPAN, BENJAMIN; Lyons, B.S T in Phys,
Educ., MPEC, K-Club, Football; TAUSCHER, JEANETTE:
Hays, &,S. In Educ., SEA, TAYLOR, ANITA: Hays, &.A.,
Eng„ Lambda lota Tag. -

TEETER, FRED: Oakley, B.S, In Phys. Educ,, MPEC, K~Ctub,
Football, Track; THE1MER, ESTHER: Colby, B.S. In Educ.,
SEA, Phi Theta Kappa, THIELEN, NICK; Dorrance, B.S. in
Ind. Arts, APO V-Pres,, CCC? TH I ESSEN, LAUREN:
Peabody, B.S, in Bus., 1CF; THOMAS, KEITH: Norka, B.S,
in 8uS,

THOMPSON, DANIEL: Great Bend, B.S. in Bus.;
THOMPSON. DONNA; Hays, 6-S. in Educ.. Sigma Alpha
lota. Collegian Chorale, Concert Choir, Band, Orchestra;
THOMPSON, JAMES; Burden, B.S. in Ind. Arts; THOMP^
SON, LINDA: Great Bend. B.S. In Home Econ., DZ, Koppa
Omicron Phi, AWS, Intro murals; THOMPSON, ROBERT;
Hover:, Pa., B.S. in Art, 1FC, Delta $ig.

THRELKFL, ROBERT; Atwood, B.S, in Phys. Educ., APO,
MPEC Sec,, Treos., SEA, CCC Intramurols; TIBBETTS,
JAMES; Belleville, B.S- m Bus., AKL, Intramurols; TlLLBERG,
LELAND: Sattna, B.S. in Agrie, , Debo Sig; TlLLBERG.
VERNON: Satina, B.S. in Agrie., Delta $ig, Track; TIMKEN.
JACQUIE; Plaifivdie, B.S, in Educ., S£A r BSD,

252

Seniors Ti-Ve

TIMKEN, STEVE e Cimarron, B.S. in Bus., ICF, BSU Pres.,
Treas.; TlNKEL, JANICE: Hoisingion, B.S. in Bus., SWH,
T1TTEL, JOYCE: Bo/ine, B.S. in Educ,, AW$. Gamma Delto
Pres.; TOU, LING WANG: Taipei, Taiwan, B.S, in Bus,;
TREDER, JANET; Dodge City, B.S. in Home Eton., KHEA.

TREDER, JOHN: Dodge City, B.S. in Ind. Arts, Ind. Arts
Club; TRUE, DONALD: Courtlond, B.S, in Phys, Educ., SEA,
MPEG, KAHPER, Intramurols; TRUE, PENNY: Coer Hand,
BS- in Educ., SEA; TUNG, WILLIAM: Hong Kong, B.A.,
Chem,? TURLEY, ROY: Modoc, B.S- in Bus., Rodeo Club
V-Pr«,

TURNER, GARY: Smith Center, B.S. in Bus., TKE, Alpha
Kappa Psi, Baseball; TW I DWELL, KENNETH: Prankforl, B.S.
in Bus.; TYRRELL, JAMES: Lenoro, B.S. in Bus,; ULMER,
GARY: Norton, 8.5, in Bus., Delta Sig, K-Club, Wrestling*
UMSCHEID, THOMAS: Manhattan, B S. in Ind. Art, Epsilon
Pi Tau, Ind, Arts Club.

UNDERWOOD, RONALD: Agra, S.S. in Bus., APO,-
UNRUH, EARL: Montezuma, B.S. in Agric,, Delto Toy Al-
pha; VAN DOREN, CATHLYN: Griftnell, B.S, In Speech,
AGD; VAN DOREN, DAVID: Hays, B.S. in Geo., IFC, AKL
Pres,; VAN KOOTEN, CONNIE: Long Island, B.S. in Bus,,
Phi Beta Lambda.

VAUGHN, ROD: Wichita, B-$. in Geo., Geology Club; VAV-
RICK A, ROBERT. Oakley, B.S. in ind. Arts, Ind. Arts Cub,
Epsilon PI Tau; VEEH, THOMAS: Phttiipsburg, B.S. in Bus.,
Sig Tou; VENN E BERG, JANET: Ploinville, B.S in Speech,
Sigma Aipha Eto; VERNON, EDITH: Oberlin, B.S. in Educ.,
Debate, SEA.

WLO, comprised mainly of senior women,
holds a tea in the spring to select future
members.

253

Seniors Ve-Wh

VESECKY, MARGARET: Timken, B.S. m Gen, Sd., Nurses
Club, Newman Club; VtCE, LEROY: Bucklin* B.S, in Ind.
Arts, Ind. Arts CEub ; VIGNERY, JOHN: Concordia, B.S,
in Phys. Educ,, APO; VINT, LUCILE: Glen Elder, B.S. in
Educ.; WADE, BRUCE: Maylield, B.S. in Bus,

WADE, SANDRA: Great Bend, B.S. in Educ.. SEA; WAG
NER, ARTHUR: Victoria, B.S. in Bus., Alpha Koppo Psi;
WAGNER, FRANC: Franklin, Nebr„ B.S. in Educ,. SEA;
WAGNER, NANCY; Kensington, B.S- in Educ. s SEA, Wo-
men's Glee Club; WALKER, DANNY: Penalosa, B.S. in
Geo., APO, Geology Club Treas,, FHSP, German Club.

WALKER, JAMES: Lomar, Colo., B.S, in Bus., AKL; WAL-
LINE, CAROL: McPherson, B.S, in Moth., Kappa Mu Ep-
silon, Rodeo Club; WALTER, WILLIAM: Lincoln, B.S, In
Bus., Vet Club, Gymnastics, Concert Choir, Fort Hays
Singers; WALTERS, JAMES: Hays, B.S. in Ind. Arts, Ind.
Arts Club, Epsilon Pi Tou; WALZ, LEE: Syracuse, B.S.
in Moth,, Delta Sig, SE A, Men's Glee Club.

WANG, BEATRICE; Taiwan, China, M.S., Bus.; WANG,
CHARLES: Taiwan, Chino, M.S., Bus,, WARD, ELMER; Red
Cloud, Nebr„ B.S. in Agfic,, Choir; WARREN, BRUCE:
Harper, B.S. in Agric-, SCSA; WASlNGER, DARRELL:
Hoys, B.S, in Bus.

WATKINS, DANIEL Haxie, B.S. in Bus.; WATKINS,
JUDITH: Colby, B.S. in Educ*, Phi Alpha Theta, Phi Kappa
Phi; WATKINS, LARRY: Sedgwick, B.S. in Agric., SCSA;
WEBER, SCOTT; Junction City, B.S, In Gen. Sci,, Sig Ep;
WEBER, MERRIE: WoKeeney, B.S. In Educ., SWH, SCEC,
AW5-

WEBER, RONALD: Ellis, 0.A., Hist., Phi Eta Sigma, Phi
Alpha Theta; WEBER, SHIRLEY: Red Cloud, Nebr., B.S.
in Phys. Educ., WRA, Eta Rho Epsilon; WEISSENFLUH,
HENRY; Sublette, B.S. In Educ., SI g Ep; WERNER,
DWIGHT; Kinsley, B.S. In Phys. Educ., MPEG, KAHPER,
AAHPER, Wrestling ; WERTH, JAMES: Hutchinson, B.A.,
Psych,

WEST. DENNIS: Hugaton, B.S. in Educ., IKE, P-t-P, KSEA,
Band; WESTBROOK, ROBERT: Klrwin, B.A., Hist., French
Club, History Club; WESTERMAN, MICHAEL; Halstead,
&.A., Eng,; WESTER VELT, DIXIE: Oberlin, S.A., Eng. r Pi
Kappa Delta Treas., Soph. Class V-Pre$., Jr, Class Pres., Stu-
dent Senate Sec. AWS, Debate; WET/, MARK: Kiowa,
0.A., Psych,, Band,

WHIPPLE, CNARLYN; Jetmore, B.S. in Educ., SEA; WHIS-
MAN, BERDENA; Palco, S.S. in Educ.; WHITAKER, TOM:
Pratt, B.S, in Agric., SCSA, Delta Tou Alpha; WHITE,
CONNIE; Sublette, B.S- in Educ,, SEA; WHITE, DORIS:
Coldwater, B.S. in Bus., NBEA, SEA,

254

Seniors Wh-Zw

WHITTECAR, DONALD; Hays, M.S„ Art Delta Slg,
Student Senate. Rodeo Club; WHITTECAR. RACHEL:
Coidwafer. M.A., Eng., SK, Lambda lota Tau, SEA, Stu-
dent Senate; WlECK, JANICE: Colby, B.S, In Educ.;
WIESNER DAVID: Elis. B.S. in Educ,. SEA KAHPER.
Newman Club; WILKENS, ANITA: McDonald, B.S- m
Educ., Dames Club. SEA, Newman Club.

WILKENS, ARDENE: McDonald, B.S. m Agrfc., $CSA;
WILLOME, SHARON: Corpus Christ], Texas, B.S, In
Educ,, Phi Mu, WRA. Women's Glee Club: WILLOME,
THOMAS: Junction City, ELS* in Art, Cross-country; WIL-
SON, LYNN: Otis, B.S, in Jnd, Arts, fnd. Arts Club;
WISE, MAC: Cawker City, B.S. in Bus., Vet* Club.

WITTHUHN, ELDON: Bazine, B.A., Speech, KFHS, Intra-
murals: WOLF, STEVEN: Ellis, M«S. t Educ.; WOLFRAM,
JOYCE; Goodland, B.S* in Agric,. Rodeo Club. Delta
Tau Alpha Trees,; WOLT1NG, LINDA: Lincoln, B.S,. In
Educ., SEA; WOODSON. SHIRLEY: El Cajon, Calif.,
B,M.,^ Music, Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Kappa Phi, SWH.
WLO, Sigma Alpha Iota Sec., Concert Choir.

YEAROUT, PHILLIP; Palco, B.S. in Art: YOUNG, ROBERT:
Tescott. B.S. In Rhys. Educ*, K-Club, MPEC, Track; YUNK-
ER. ROBERT: Hays, B.S. in Bus.; ZEHR, DENNIS; Stafford,
B.S, in Rhys. Educ,. MPEC; ZELLMER, EVELYN: Almena,
B.S, in, Educ., SEA.

ZELLNER, GERALDINE: Manentha), B.S, in Bus. DZ
Treas. Phi Beta Lambda, CYD. KSTA, Newman Club;
ZIEGLER. EUGENE: Grainfield, B.S. in Bus., Newman
Club; ZIEGLER, KARLA: Collyer, B.S, in Gen Sc!. ;
ZIEGLER. RICH: Collyer, B.S. in Bus,: ZIERLE1N, MARCIA:
Menlo. B.S, in Bus.. Phi Beta Lambda.

ZIMMER, JOAN: Downs, B.S* in Home Econ., DZ. WLQ C
Kappa Omlcron Phi, Phi Bets Lambda, Newman Club.
SEA. Honors Program, Home Eeon*, Chapter Pres., V-
Pres, ; ZWEIFEL BARBARA: Waldo, B.S. In Bus.; ZWEsFEL,
KEITH: Waldo. B.S. in Bus,: ZWlNK, JAN: Hays, B,A*.
Hist*, Phi Alpha Theta.

255

Classes Ab-Ap

ABEL, NE!L, Clay Center sophomore
ABRAM, UN DA, J owe 1 1 fresh man
ABT, HELEN, Medicine Lodge freshman
ACRE, RELENA, Greens burg freshman
ADAMS, DAVID, Goodiand junior

ADAMS, DUANE, Shields sophomore
ADAMS, KEVIN, Plainville sophomore
ADAMS, MARY, Shields freshman
ADAMS, STEVEN, Oberlin junior
ADKINS, Cl NDY, Overland Pork sophomore

ALBERS, LINDA, Ransom junior
ALBERS, ROBERT J., Oakley junior
ALBERS, WILLIAM, Ransom freshman
ALBRECHT, DIANNA, Natoma sophomore
ALBRIGHT, ROBERT, Kiowa sophomore

ALEXANDER, DARWIN, Hays freshman
ALEXANDER, PAMELA, Hays sophomore
ALFORD, HAZEL, Hays sophomore
ALLEN, JODY, Kansas City, Mo, sophomore
ALLEN, JOHN, Ploinville sophomore

ALLEN, LINDA, Hardtner junior
ALLEN, LOR3, Hays sophomore
ALLEN, STEVEN, Hoys freshman
ALLISON, SHERYL, Lyons freshman
AMES, CHARLES, Belle Plaine sophomore

AMOS, DANNY, Good land freshman
ANDERSON, BETTY, Dighton freshman
ANDERSON, CURTIS, Burden junior
ANDERSON, EDNA, Woodston sophomore
AN DE RSON, MEL AN I E, Hil! City jun ior

ANDERSON, TIM, Del Rio, Tex. freshman
ANDREGG, MARY JANE, Hoxie sophomore
ANDREGG, PATRICIA, Hoxie junior
AN DRE WSON, I LEN E, Clyde fresh man
AN DR I ST, DEBRA, St, Francis sophomore

APEL, DARRYL, Belprc junior
ARPL, PATRICIA, Leotl sophomore
APPLEBEE, TAMRA, Beloit freshman
APPLEGATE, BARBARA, Leotl junior
APPLEGATE, LARRY, Leroy freshman

256

Classes Ap-Ba

APPLEGATE, MARCELLA, Norton sophomore
APPLEHANS, ALLEN, Hoys junior
ARCHER, STEVEN, Logan sophomore
ARCHULETA, GAYLE, Paleo freshman
AREND, BILL, Russell freshman

ARGO, DAVE, VI lets sophomore
ARM BURST, JOYCE, Ellsworth junior
ARNHOLD, CHARLOTTE, Russell junior
ARNHOLD, DOROTHY, Hays sophomore
ARNOLD, LINDA, Lenoro freshman

ARNOLD, PAMELA, Plains junior
ARNOLD, PAULETT A, Col by j unior
ARNOLD, WILLIAM, Alton sophomore
ARNOLDY, PRISCILLA, Tipton freshman
ARNY, SUE, Inverness, FI, sophomore

ARPIN, ALLEN, Damor junior
ARPIN, KAREN, ScYino sophomore
ASHLOCK, DOTTY, Wichita junior
ATON, NADINE, Jetmore sophomore
ATTEBERY, PATRICIA, Lawrence sophomore

ATWELL, MARILYN, Minneo polls sophomore
ATWILL, ARTHUR, Stockton freshman
AUGUSTINE, DARYL, Ellis freshman
AUGUSTINE, GARY, Ellis freshman
AUGUSTINE, JOYCE, Ellis sophomore

AUGUSTINE, KERRY, Russeil sophomore
AVERY, RGZANNE, OberEin junior
AYERS, JUDY, Emmett sophomore
AZIZ, NOOR0LLAH, Teheran, Iron sophomore
BAALMAN, DANIEL, Grinnel! sophomore

BADENHOR, JANA, Kensington sophomore
BAHR, DAVID, Oitrtltz fresh mo n
BAILEY, ELMO, Medicine Lodge freshman
BAILEY, KAREN, E I is sophomore
BAILEY, MARCIA, Jennings sophomore

BA INTER, SHEILA, Hoys junior
BAKER, ANN, Qumter fresh man
BAKER, MARTHA, Ashland sophomore
BAKER, SHERRILL, Phillipsburg sophomore
BALDWIN, ALAN, Sallno freshman

257

Classes Ba-Be

BALL, KIM, Ellis sophomore
BALLARD, KEITH, Kiowa junior
BALZER, NONA, Arkansas City junior
BANGLE, PEGGY. Morlond freshman
BANKSTON, GA I L, Lacrosse freshman

BARBER, K, ELLEN, Johnson sophomore
BARHYDT, ROBERT, Dodge City junior
BA RN ES, C A RO L YN , H u t c h i nso n \ u n ior
BARNES, MICHELLE, Cloflin junior
BARNES, RONNIE, Elkhart junior

BARNES, SANDRA, Bakersfield, Calif, junior
BARNETT, ROGER, Kansas City freshman
BARNHART, MARY, Hoys junior
BARRETT, DON, Randall freshman
BARROWS, CHARLES, Ness City junior

BARRY, PATRICK, Ellmwaod junior
BARTKQSKI, SANDRA, Fowler junior
BARTLEY, DAVI D, Hutchinson sophomore
BARTON, DIANNE, Medicine Lodge freshman
BARTON, LINDA, Great Bend junior

BASGALL, SHERYL, Sharon Springs freshman
BASGALL, THOMAS, Hays freshman
BASINGER, KERRY, WoKeeney freshman
BATES, BRIAN, Alton freshmon
BATES, RICHARD, Lenora junior

BATES, SHIRLEY, lenora junior
BATY, MICHAEL, Syracuse sophomore
BAUER, LINDA, Clay Center freshman
BAUER, SUSAN, Lenora freshman
BAUGH, SCOTTY, Salina junior

BAUMANN, MARILYN, Smith Center junior
BAUMRUCKER, STEVEN, Hoys freshman
BAYENS, SHARON, Long Island sophomore
BEADLES, LONNI E, Great Bend sophomore
BEARD, DENISE, Ulysses junior

BEARDSLEY, LINDA, WoKeeney sophomore
BEATTY, THOMAS, Luray junior
BECK, BONNI E, Copeland freshman
BECKER, ANITA, Russell junior
BECKER, ROSEMARY, Dawns freshman

258

Gymnast Jtm

Green displays his skill on the still rings.

Classes Be-Ber

BECKHAM, ROBERT, Manhattan sophomore
BECKMAN, SUSAN, PhiEllpsburg sophomore
BECKMANN, DUANE, Athol freshman
BEER, BERNADETTE, WoKeeney sophomore
BEESLEY, CARLA, Gove junior

BEHNKE, ALICE, Lyons sophomore
BEHRENS, CHERYL, Albert freshman
&EJSNER, BONNIE Alton freshman
BEISNER, CONNI E, Alton freshman
BELL, DEANNA, Lebanon freshman

BELL, JAMES, Hoys junior
BELL, SHARON, St. John freshman
BEISHE, SUSAN, Colby freshman
BENDA, LINDA, Colby j unior
BENDER, CURTIS, Russe freshman

BENEDICK, PEGGY, PlomvTlIe junior
BENNETT, JOAN, Gaf field sophomore
BENNETT, JUDY, Hays freshman
BENNETT, LINDA, WaKeeney freshman
BENNETT, TERRY, Norton junior

BENNETT, THERESA, Dorrance sophomore
BERENS, CATHERINE, Hoys sophomore
BERG, RODGER, Jamestown junior
BERGER, KATHLEEN, Sudd in sophomore
BERGIN, VICTOR, Winchester freshman

259

Classes Ber-BI

BERGLING, SUSAN, Ludell freshman
BERLAND, ANN, Zurich sophomore
BERLAND, DEBBi, Domar freshman.

BERLS, MARY, Oberlfn freshman
BERNDT, JANELLE, Hoxio junior

BERRY, CAROL, Hunter freshman
BERRY, GALEN, Russell sophomore
BERRY, RICHARD, Fulton, Mo. sophomore
BERTELMANN, PATTI, Eliis freshman
BEST, CARL, Lenoro sophomore

BESTHQRN, KATHLEEN, Holyrood sophomore
BETHE, SALLY, Gypsum freshman
BETTENBROCK, ALICE, Holyrood junior
BETTENBROCK, RUTH, Holyrood sophomore
BICE, LOLA, Code!] freshman

BICKEL, RICHARD, Dodge City junior
SlCKNELL, JAMES, Marysville freshman
B3EBER, BARBARA, Almena freshman,

Bi EBER, Ml KE, Timken freshman
BIEHLER, VAlERE, Fresno, Calif, junior

BIEKER, CLAUDIA, Hays freshman
Bi EKER, J EAN ETTE, Hays fresh man
BILLINGER, DIANE, Zurich freshman
BILLINGER, LINDA, Hays sophomore
BI LUPS, LAYTON, Hiil City freshman

BI LLS, GARY, Phlllepsburg junior
BINDER, MARGARET, Hoys sophomore
BlRCHER, DIANE, Hutchinson junior
BIRZER, JANICE, Grea< Bend sophomore
BIRZER, KAREN, EMinwood freshman

BIRZER, LINDA, Eihnwood sophomore
BrTNER, BRENDA, Nickerson sophomore
BITTEL, CAROL, Hays freshman
BLACK, H. STEVEN, Gorham fresh mon
BLACKWOOD, LARRY, Clyde sophomore

BLAKE, GARY, Hutchinson junior
BLAND, BARBARA, Gove sophomore
BLANK, JERRY, Nctomc junior
BL AN KENSH i P, ROBE RT, Hays fresh man
BLATTNER, STANLEY, Roze 1 sophomore

260

Classes Bl-Br

BLECH A, MARGARET, Mundftit sophomore
BUCK, CONNIE, Colwieh sophomore
BOEHNER, STEPHEN, GEen Elder junior
BOEKEN, DALLAS, Holyroad junior
BOGART, CfNDY, PhilEipsburg sophomore

BQGNER, JAMES, Dodge City junior
BOLEN, BRENDA, Sharon Springs freshman
BOiLEG, ARUN, Hoys freshman
BOLL I G, CHEftALD, Qoy ton freshman
BOLL1G, HERBERT, Ellis junior

BOLLEG, KAREN, Hoys freshman
BOMGARDNER, STEPHEN, Palco sophomore
BQNDURANT, GARY, Scottsdale, Ariz. junior
BONIN, TERRY, Saline freshman
BONNER, CHARLES, Leoti sophomore

BOOS, PAMELA, El is freshman
BOOTH, MARY JANE, Syracuse junior
BORTH, BELINDA, Englewood junior
BORTHWECK, JIM, Beeler junior
BOSS, PATRICIA, Niles freshmon

BOUCHER, KEN, Zurich junior
BQUCK. LAWRENCE, Leawood freshmon
BOUTON, CLARK, Colo. Springs, Colo, fresh man
BOWEN, MARY KAY, Hoys sophomore
BOWEN, ST AN, Saianto sophomore

BOWMAN, CYNTHEA, Cqwker City sophomore
BOWMAN, DAVID, Larned freshmon
BOWMAN, STEVE, Salino junior
BOXBERGER, CYNTHIA, Russell sophomore
BOYD, ARNOLD, Natoma freshman

BOYD, BARBARA, Concordia freshman
BOYLE, LINDA, Hoisington sophomore
BRADDOCK. MARY, Dodge City junior
BRADFORD, JIM, Libera I sophomore
BRANDT, PEGGY, Colby junior

BRANDY BERRY, PHYLLIS, Lenaro sophomore
BRANT, JOAN, Topeka junior
BRANTLEY, RODNEY. Selcien junior
BRANUM, KYLE, Russel I freshman
BR AU, ROLAND, Buck! in fresh mon

261

Classes Bra-Bro

BRAUN r BARBARA, Hoys freshman
BRAUN, CINDY, Russell freshman
BRAY, MARCIA, Larned .sophomore
BREHM, ROBIN, Junction City sophomore
BREWING, FRED, LaCrosse sophomore

BRENT, KENNETH, Alton sophomore
BRETZ, RICHARD, Wallace junior
BRIAND, SUZANNE, Ness City freshman
BRIGGS, DAVID, TescoJf sophomore
BRISTOW, DONLEY, Jet more junior

BRlTTAN, FRED, Hoys junior
BROAD BROOKS, STEVE, Hoys freshman
BROAD! E, WILLIAM, Ashland junior
BROCK, KATHLEEN, CowkerCity sophomore
BROCK, ROBERT, Goodland junior

BROCKHAUSEN, DALE, OberlEn junior
BRODBECK, KATHY, Great Bend junior
BROECKELMAN, JOAN, Grinneil freshman
BRONSON, DIANE, Kensington freshman
BROOKS, COLLE EN r Brewster freshma n

BROWN, BRENDA, Preston freshman
BROWN, CHERYL, Bushton sophomore
BROWN, DENNIS, Hoisington sophomore
BROWN, EVA, fort Scott sophomore
BROWN, GERRY, Gorhom junior

BROWN, JACQUELYN, Dodge City sophomore
BROWN, JAMES, Danbury, Neb, freshman
BROWN, JAMES R. r Bushton freshman
BROWN, JANET, Russell sophomore
BROWN, JONATHAN, Gorhom fresh mo n

BROWN, MICHAEL, Great Bend sophomore
BROWN, PATRICIA, Hoys junior
BROWN, ROBERT, Dodge City junior
BROWN, ROBERT L., Obedin sophomore
BROWN, VIRGINIA, Lucas junior

BROWNELL, CHARLES, Medicine Lodge freshman
BROYLES, DANIEL, Logan freshmort
BRUBAKER, PAULA, Bird Cily freshman
BRUCE, WILLIAM, Pittsburgh, Pa, freshman
BRUNA, DON, Marysville freshman

262

Classes Bru-Ca

BRUNGARDT, FRED, Hays sophomore
BRUNGARDT, JERRY, Lyons freshman
BRUNGARDT, SALLY ANN, Ellinwood junior
BRUNS, PATRICIA, Winona sophomore
BRUNSON, KEN, Stockton sophomore

BRUNTS, GEORGE, CbfEin freshman
BRYANT, DOROTHY, Kiowa sophomore
BUCL, ELLEN, Rush Center freshman
BUEH L ER, CLARICE, Clafl in fresh mo n
BUEHLER, HOWARD, Claflin junior

BUEHLER, JERE, Claflin sophomore
BUELL, RAM, Junction City freshman
BULLARD, JEANNE, Oskolooso freshman
BULLEIGH, M. WALENE, Miftonvale freshman
BUNGER, DARLENE, Assario freshman

BUNKER, LYNN, Dorronee junior
BUNYAN, HELEN, Hugofon sophomore
BURD, MIKE, CoEby junior
BURDICK, LEONA, Sobetha sophomore
BURDICK, LtLA, Sobetha junior

BURGESS, VAL, Beitoire junior
BURKE, BYRON, Kingman junior
BURKHEAD, JANICE, Great Bend junior
BURNETT, KEITH, Arlington sophomore
BURNHAM, BRAD, St. Francis sophomore

BURTON, CHRISTINE, Greensburg junior
BUSCH, JANICE, Russell sophomore
BUSCH, KENNETH, Russell freshmon
BUSER, CECILIA, Cawker City freshman
BUSER, DANIEL, Cawker City junior

BUSS , JERlLYN, S TOC kto n f resh mo n
BUSSE, SHERRI, Bird City junior
BUTLER, KAREN, Kiowa sophomore
BUTLER, MIKE, Marysville sophomore
BUTLER, RALPH, Claflin junior

BUTZINE, BONNIE, Geneseo freshman

'feY Vk , W&ftA , SmWpr.

CAiRNS, SALLY, Hays freshman
CALDARERA, DANIEL, Wichita freshmon
CALE, SUE, Hoisington sophomore

263

Classes Ca-CI

CAMEL tO, CATHY, Great Bend junior
CAMRAS, PRISCILLA, Leott sophomore
CAMPBELL, ALFRED, Hoxie junior
CAMPBELL, RON, Hgy$ junior
CAREY, LEE, Sterling junior

CARL SON, BARBARA, So lino freshman
CARLTON, GLENN,, Hutchinson junior
CARON, STEVE, Clyde freshman
CARPENTER, CONNIE, St, Fronds freshman
CARPENTER, MERLE, Levant junior

CARPER, GERALDINE, Gaytan sophomore
CARR, LINDA, Lamed freshman
CARTER, ALLAN Otis freshman
CARTER, ALLAN N., Jennings junior
CARTER, BARBARA, Kismet sophomore

CARTER, DEANNA, Jamestown freshman
CARTER, DWIGHT, Russell sophomore
CARTER, GEORGE, Jamestown sophomore
CARTER, MARGARET, Syracuse junior
CASEY, PATfttClA, McCracken freshman

CaSIY, SARAH, McCracken junior

CASEY, THOMAS, Notoma junior

CAS SON, MICHAEL, New Poftz. N. Y. sophomore

CATES, NEWTON- Plainvilte sophomore

CHAFFIN, DALE, Woodstgn freshman

CHAFE! N, JAN IS, Hoys sophomore
CHAFFIN, LYNN, Sublette junior
CHAFFIN, PAUL Woodston junior
CHAMBERS, ARTHUR, Hoys freshman
CHANCE, HELEN, Jennings freshman

CHAPPEL, MARVLYN, Lyons sophomore
CHARVAT, GARRY, Wilson junior
CHASE, CLINTON, Abilene sophomore
CH I PMAN. DEBBIE, Jennore sophomore
CH IT WOOD, COLE EN, WEchhc sophomore

CHRISTENSEN, LEONA, Long island junior
CHRISTENSEN, NEIL, Phlllipsburg sophomore
CLARK, BARBARA, Barnard freshman
CLARK, BETTY, St. John sophomore
CLARK, DAN, Dodge City junior

264

Classes Cl-Co

CLARK, DEBBIE. Lebanon freshmen
CLARK* JIM, Hayi junior
CLARK, RICHARD, Cloy Center sophomore
CLARK, ROGER, Wellington junior
CLARK, SANDRA, Clifton freshman

CLARK, SHERRY, Hofyrood freshman
CLARKE, MIKE, Kensington sophomore
CLAUSSEN, RON, Solino sophomore
CLAYTON, RON, Maisington sophomore
CLEWS, DIANA, Hoys freshman

CLINE* LANA, Hays freshman
CLINE SMITH, RAMONA, Rolto sophomore
COATS, BRENDA, Beale AFB, Co I if, sophomore
COCHRANE, DENNIS, Sharon Springs freshman
COCKRUM, NANCY, Johnson sophomore

COE, NORMAN, Republican City, Neb. freshman
COE r RICHARD, Republican City, Neb. sophomore
COFFIN, SHERRILL, Dodge City junior
COFFINDAFFER, UNDA, Sotonto freshman
COLCLAZIER, JOHN, Greensburg junior

COL E, ARTHUR, Bog ue junior
COLL E, NEIL, Mo r ion j un ior
COLLETTE, MARY, Aurora sophomore
COLLINS, LANNA, Bur ting ton. Cob, sophomore
COLLINSON, BRUCE, Lawrence freshman

FAR LEFT: One enthusiastic Delta Slg gives
his impression of college cheerleaders.
LEFT: Fraternity men help present the male
side of Greek life to sorority rushees during
Information Night.

265

Classes Co-Cr

COMBS, JANET, A I me no sophomore
CGMEAU, LINDA, PloinvrUe junior
COMERFORD, JOHN, Sating sophomore
CONAWAY, LORI, Athol freshman
CONAWAY, VON A, Athol freshman

CONLEY, EILEEN, Lcori junior
CONLEY, SHERRY, Beloit freshman
CONRAD, RANDY, Cloy Center juntor
CONS! DINE, DENNY, Sterling sophomore
CONVERSE, BARBARA, Pawnee Rock junior

COOK, BEVERLY, St, Fronds freshman
COOK, FRED, Hays sophomore
COOK, JOYCE, LeMars, Iowa freshman
COOK, JUNE, Hordtner freshman
COOK, MILDRED, Palco junior

COOK, RYAN, Bunker Hill sophomore
COOLEY, VIRGINA, Soling junior
COOPER, BARBARA, McDonald freshman
COOPER, NANCY, Natama freshman
COPE, JANE, Salma junior

COPE, NANCY, Sglina junior
CORD EL, ROBERT, Tipton sophomore
CORDER, ANGELA, OberHn freshman
CORKE, CARLO! TA, Goachond freshman
CORMACK, STANLEY, Osborne junior

CORNETT, JOYCE, Colby junior
CORNS, DEBORAH, Norton sophomore
COUCH, DAVID, Stockton freshman
COUNCIL, JANET, Dodge City sophomore
COUNCIL, JERRY, Dodge City junior

COX, CONNIE, Russell sophomore
COX, CYNTHFA, AiwOocf sophomore
COX, PHYLLIS, Pako junior

COX, SHIRLEY, Palco freshman

COY, DEE, Wichita sophomore

CRABTREE, CINDY, Hoys sophomore
CRAFT, SHIRLEY, Edson sophomore
CRANE, RANDELL, Russell sophomore
CRANMER, ROBERT, St, Francis sophomore
CRANSTON, DONNA, NeSS City freshman

266

Classes Cr-Da

CRAWFORD, CAROL Lincoln sophomore
CREAMER, DUANE, Hoys sophomore
CRIST, JUDITH, Ellis [unlor

CRISWELL CAROLYN, Medicine Lodge sophomore
CRlTCHFiELD, WILLIAM, Goodlana freshman

CRANE, RUTH, Wathena sophomore
CROSS, JIM, Russell junior
CROSS, LARRY, Proft junior
CUDNEY, SHARON, Betpre freshman
CUDNEY, VICKIE, Marysville freshmen

CULLEY, KAREN, Russetl freshmen
CULLUMBER, VAN, Greonsburg freshman
CULVER, CONNIE, Plains sophomore
CUMMINGS, RONALD, Morlond junior
CUMMINS, CINDY, Haven junior

CUNNINGHAM, BOB, Grand island, Neb, sophomore
CUPPLES, MICHAEL, Hoxie freshman
CURTIS, JERALD, Longford freshman
CUSTER, RAY, Colby junior
CU ST E R, T W l L A, Wo Kee ney j u n for

OUTRIGHT, DAVID, St. John sophomore
CUTRIGHT, DONALD, St, John freshman
DABIRI, MASSOUD, Tehran, Iran freshman
DAHL, LARRY, Colby freshman
DANA, FRANK, Bunker Hill sophomore

DANIELS, SALLY, Haig lor, Neb, freshman
DARNELL, MAR]lYN,--0ague Freshman
DAUBERT, RICHARD, Oris freshman
D AUER, SHERYL, Falun freshman
DAVID, DANIEL, Lenoro freshman

DAVIDSON, BRYCE, Wakefield sophomore
DAVI DSON, SUE, Claflin freshman
DAVIS, ALBERTA, Kinsley junior
D A V I S, CH E RY L, Good land f reshmo n
DAVIS, JAMES, Pratt freshman

DAVIS, MARK, Garden City freshman
DAVIS. RICHARD, Haviland junior
DAVIS, STANLEY, Saline freshman
DAVIS, SUSAN, KonopolEs freshman
DAY, M Aft J OR I E , Giber n e sopHom ore

267

Classes Da-De

DAY, MAURiClA, Arkansas City [uniar
DAY, ROBERTA, Lenora junior
DEAN, JERRY, Glen Elder junior
DEAN, JILL, Lincoln, Neb. junior
DEAN, RONNI E, Glen Elder sophomore

DEARDORFF, MERLE, Luray sophomore
DEBES, DARLENE, Claflin freshman
DEBES, JOE, Hoisington freshman
DEBES, ROBERT, Cloflin junior
DE BEY, WAYNE, Cawker City freshman

DECHANT, DAVID, Hoys freshman
DEEDS, ROBIN, Montezuma freshman
DEEDS, SHERRY, Bird City sophomore
DEGARMO, LARRY, Obthe freshman
DEGENHARDT, DON, Hays sophomore

DEGENHARDT, RAY, Hays sophomore
DE GOOD, LANNY, St. Fronds sophomore
DEHM, DONALD, Pleasanton, Neb. junior
DEINES, DENNIS, WoKeeney freshman
DEI N ES, J ILL, Wo Keeney sophomore

DEINES, KELLY, WoKeeney junior
DEINES, RICK, WoKeeney sophomore
DEISER, PETE, LoCrosse freshman
DEJMAL, JOE, Narko junior

DE LAN EY, J ER EL, Al ton fresh ma n
DEMAREE, KATHY, Goodiond freshmon
DEMOSS, KAREN, Osborne freshman
DENNING, THOMAS A., Hoys freshman

268

Classes De-Do

DENNING, THOMAS, Ellis freshmon
DENTON. C STEWART, Atwood freshman
DEP JESSE, LARRY, Great Send junior
DE SAJR, H h F,, Domtif sophomore
DESAIRE, MARVA, Saline freshman

DEVLIN, BERNE, Colby freshman
DEWEES, JANE, Prairie Village sophomore
DIBBLE, JAMES, Alton sophomore
DIBLE, DERESA, Rexford junior
DICK, ANN, Lyons sophomore

DICK, JOHN, Dodge City junior
DICK, RODNEY, Lucas freshman
DICK, ROSA LEE, Burdett sophomore
DICKMAN, GARY, Colby junior
DIECK, KENNETH, Waukegan, EEL junior

DIEHL, HENRY, Brookville freshman
DIEHL, RONNIE, Brookville freshman
DIEHL, WALTER, Jetmore freshman
DIERBERGER, SAM, Beatrice, Neb. junior
DIERBERGER, TIM, Beatrice, Neb, sophomore

D I E RS, LEON, Caw kcr City junior
DEES, GENEVA, Hoys sophomore
D I ET Z, CAROL A Ot is f resh ma n
DIETZ, CAROL K., WoKeeney sophomore
DIETZ, CLAUD I A, Leba no n $o pho more

DILLON, MARY, Mankato freshmen
DINGES, MARLENE, Ness City freshmon
DINKEL, BRENDA, McCracken freshman
DIXON, BRENDA, Great Bond junior
DIXON, NANCY, Great Bend junior

DOAK, DEBBY, Leawood sophomore
DOAN, VICKI, Preston sophomore
DODRlLL, DEBORAH, Denver, Colo, sophomore
DODSON, LIBBY, Russell freshman
DOERFLER, CHARLES, Hays freshmon

DOL ECH £ K , L A R R Y, W 1 Ison sopho more
DOLECHEK, MARY, Gofiin funior
DOLL, DOUG, Ell inwood sophomore
DOLL. GARY, Healy sophomore
DOLL, MARK, lilmwood freshman

269

Classes Do-Du

POLL, SUSAN, Ingalls sophomore
DOME, SHARON, Hays freshman
DOMINQUEZ, ELIA, Leoti junior
DONAHEY, DARYL, Logon junior
DONALDSON, DESfiY, Dodge City freshman

OONATH, DARLENE, Kansas City Freshman
DO NO HOE, ANITA, Ness City junior
DOOLEY, NORMAN, Hays junior
DORAN, RICHARD, Harlan, Iowa freshman
DGUD, DAVID, Lawrence freshman

DOUD, RISE, Cawker City freshman
DOUGHERTY, ELIZABETH, Groat Bend sophomore
DO UGHERTY, JIM, Colby sop homo re
DOXON, PATRICIA, Gove sophomore
DRACH, JOHN, Dodge City junior

DRAPER, SHERRY, Hays freshman
DREHER, SHEILA, Hays freshman
DREILING, DOR, I AN* Walker sophomore
DREILING, EUGENE, Shawnee Mission junior
DRE1LING, FLORENCE, Great Bend sophomore

DREIUNG, JANE, Hays freshman

DRE I LING, JUDY, Shawnee Mission freshmon

DREILING, KATHY, Victoria freshmon

DREIUNG, LOIS, Hays sophomore

DRE I L I NG, MARI LYN, Walker f reshmon

DREILING, MARK, Hays sophomore
DREILING, PAMELA, Ellis sophomore
DREIUNG, RENE, Victoria junior
DRE I L I NG, ROGER, Hoys f reshmon
DREIUNG, SHERYL, Hays sophomore

DRESSMAN, SHAN A, Good land sophomore
DU BQI$, DIANA, Sato n?o freshmon
DUGAN, JUDY, Osborne sophomore
DUMIER, LARRY, Russell freshman
DUNCAN, VON, Great Bend junior

DUNEKACK, LARRY, Great Bend junior
DUNKEL, DAVID, Abilene freshman
DUNKEL, SADONIA, Abilene junior
DUNN, DAWN, Dodge City sophomore
DUNN, GARY, Plains junior

270

Classes Du-En

DUNNING, ALAN, Stockton f resh m on
DUPREE, MARY, Kinsley sophomore
DURR, RANDY, Dodge City freshman
OURYEE, DONALD, WoKeeney junior
DUS I N, KARL, Phillipsburg sophomore

DYCK, JAMES, Syracuse junior
DYCK, TIMOTHY, Syracuse freshman
DYE, GEORGE, Norton freshman
ICHER, STEVEN, Russell sophomore
ECK. MIKE, Sharon freshman

ECKERT, MICHAEL, Great Bend junior
EC KH A R DT, DON N A, Obe rl in sop homore
EDDY, ALICE, Solino Freshman
EDMINSTER, JO, Junction City junior
EDMUNDSON, DEENA, Wichita freshman

EDWARDS. BEVERLY, Meade sophomore
EDWARDS, PEGGY, Greensburg sophomore
EDWARDS, WILLIAM, Jewell sophomore
EGGERS, HENRY, Yates Center junior
EHLY, MARSHA, LaCroSse sophomore

EH RL I CH, JEFF, Dodge City ju Nor
E I C KB U S H , L I ND A, Me Pherso n f resh mo n
ELDER, CAROL, Soli no sophomore
ELDER, CRISTIE, Kmgmon freshman
ELDER, GRADY, Saiina junior

ELUNGBOE, SUE, Hays_ freshman
ELLIOTT, ALLEN, Hill City junior
ELLIOTT, ANITA, Phillipsburg sophomore
ELLIOTT, BILL, Hill City sophomore
ELLIOTT, JACQUELYN, Leon sophomore

ELLIS, ELAINE, Kingman sophomore
ELLSWORTH, TERRY, Otorhe sophomore
ELMORE, ELDON, Rozel junior
E L MQ U I ST, C H ARLE S, L i ndsi bo rg f resh ma n
ELNIFF, RONALD, Randall junior

ELSEY, JOHN, Garden City junior
ENGEL, DEVONA, Great Bend freshman
ENGEL, DONNA, Bison sophomore
ENGEL, KENNETH, Ellis sophomore
ENGEL, LUCILLE, Ellis sophomore

271

Carved In rce 1 the Fort Hays Tiger makes
its appearance at the tall RA workshop.

Classes En-Fa

ENGELLAND, CHERYL, Nickerson junior
ENGLAND, MERLENE, Hutchinson junior
ENGUNG, ORVAL, Luray fresh man
ENGLISH, RITA, Lenexa freshman
ENRIGHT. GLORIA, hays freshman

ENSLOW, MARY ANN, Lokin sophomore
ERBERT, GREG, Russell freshman
ERICHSEN, KATHLEEN, Ellsworth sophomore
ERWAY, L YLE, Lorried junior
ESFELD, JANE, Greet Bend junior

ESFELD, VAL, Portis junior
ESTES, MICHAEL, Buckltn f unbr
EUBANK, BARBARA, Protection sophomore
EVANS, DAVID, Russell junior
EVANS, DIANE. Hoys junior

EVANS, PAULA, Leo wood freshmen

EVANS, RANDY, Gove freshman

EVEL, RONALD, Arnold sophomore

EWY, JOHN, Hanson junior

FAIMON, SUSAN, Stratton. Neo. sophomore

FAIR, JAMES, Hutchinson junior
FAKES, CQNNI E, Jeimoro freshman
FARMER, MARIE, Menlo sophomore
FARR, JANE, Great Bend junior
FARRIS, GARY, Edson sophomore

272

Classes Fa-Fo

FAUIKENDER, JOYCE, Sh Francis junior
FAULKENDER, ROGER, $L Francis junior
FAULKNER, CHERI E, Stafford freshman
FAULKNER, DAVID, Hays freshman
FEHRENBACHER, LONNIE, Kinsley junior

FE1KERT, LARRY, St. Francis junior

FELDT, RONALD, Park freshman

FELZIEN, MARLA, Benkelman, Neb, sophomore

FERLAND, JANET, Zurich junior

FIELDER, PHILIP, Belleville freshman

FIELDER, RON, Belleville junior
FILE, DEE, Beloit sophomore
FINGER, DON, Raze I sophomore
FISCHER, WILLIAM, Tescati junior
FISH, MARTHA, WaKeeney freshman

FISHER, DONNA, St. John sophomore
FISHER, JUNE, Palco freshman
FISHER, ROLLIE, Norton junior
FISHLER, PEG, Central CEry, Neb. freshman
FI XS EN, RANDALL, Good load freshman

FLAGLER, LAQU1TA, CoJIyor junior
FLAIG, SUSAN, Hastings, Neb, freshman
FLAKUS, MARY ANN, Ellinwaod junior
FLAMIK, EARL, Rush Center Sophomore
FLASKA, STEVE, Oberlin freshman

FLAX, MARY, Oakley, junior
FLEMING, DIANE, Kanopolis sophomore
f l ESKE, KAREN, Pawnee Rock sophomore
FLETCHER, CINDI, Leaf sophomore
FUNN, SHEILA. Ellis freshman

FOGO, JAMES, Burr Oak sophomore
FOLCK, GARY, Lyons junior
FOGS, PATRICIA, Shields freshman
FORD, TOM, Hugoton freshman
FORPAHL, PENNY, Harper freshman

FORSBERG, KENNETH, Scandia freshman
FORT, GREGORY, Ulysses freshmon
FORTUNE, JERRY, Hays sophomore
FOSTER, ANN, Hays sophomore
FOX, LANCE, Stafford sophomore

273

Classes Fr-Ge

FRACK, j ANYTH, Ingots sophomore
FRACK. LINDA. Kiowa Sophomore
FRANCIS, MEUSSA, Hunter freshman
F RAN K, S A L L Y, H ays f resh man
FRANKO r MARK, Hutchinson junior

FRAZEY, LINDA, Hoxie |umor
FREEMAN, DAVE, Kansas City freshman
FRENCH, LESLIE, Great Bend sophomore
FRENCH, YVONNE, Great Bend junior
FRICK, STEVEN, Kinsley freshman

F RICKER, ROGER, Lebanon sophomore
FRIEDERICH, JUDY, Green sophomore
FRIEDERICH, RANDALL, Green junior
FRIEDLY, DOUGLAS, Beaver junior
FRIEND, JOAN, Plainville junior

FRIESEN, SUSAN, Colby funior

FROST, JANA, Springdale, Ark. sophomore

FULLER, LARRY, Hays freshman

FUR BECK, CINDY, LaCrosse sophomore

GAB E L, DE N N 1 5, H a ys j u n lor

GAITHER, CASSANDRA, WoKeeney freshman
GALLAGHER, STAN, Hoxie junior
GALLAUGHER, PAMELA, Medians Lodge sophomore
GALHARDT, DONALD, Hays freshman
G ALLION, IVAN, Satina freshman

GANSEL, RICHARD, Htil City sophomore
GARDEN, BETH, Sterling freshman
GARDNER, ELAINE, Saline junior
GARRETT, CATHEY, WoKeeney sophomore
GARRETT, DEBORAH, Great Bend sophomore

GARWOOD, JAMES, Russet I freshman
GARWOOD, JAN, Hoys junior
GASCHLER, DENNIS, Ness City junior
GASKELL, MFKE, Mustotoh junior
GASKILL, DON, Ulysses freshman

GASSMANN, ANTHONY, Dresden junior
GATES, RALPH, Lyons sophomore
GECHTER, KAY, Cimarron sophomore
GE1ER, ALAN, Garden City junior
GENGLER, STANLEY, Beloit junior

274

Classes Ge-Go

GEORGE, EDDIE, Johnson sophomore
GERRIIZEN, JEANETTE, Great Bend freshman
GERSTENKORN, DEBORAH, Great Bend sophomore
GERSTENKORN, LINDA, Athol freshman
GERSTNER, MYRON, Hays freshman

GH OLSON, JANE, Podge City sophomore
GIBB, STANLEY, Elmdata freshman
GIEBLER, KAREN, Hays freshman
GIEBLER, ROBERT, Hays fresh mon
GIEBLER, SHARON, Hays junior

GlENGER, GWYN, St. Fronds junior
GlESE, BARBARA, Bakersfield, Go I if, junior
GIFFORD, BELINDA, Kinsley sophomore
GILBERT, MICHAEL Dighion sophomore
GILES, DEBBI E, Solina junior

GILES, MIKE, Lorned sophomore
GlLGER, JOHN, Garden City sophomore
GILKERSON, VERLIN, Oakley junior
GILLEN, COLLEEN, Ulysses freshman
GILLEN, JOHN, Gaylord Freshman

GILLETTE, TRUDY, Dodge City sophomore
GINGLES, LEONARD, Philltpsburg sophomore
GINGRAUX, DAN, Derby junior
GIROT, BOBBI, Hill City freshman
GLASSMAN, JOHN, Solino freshman

GLASSMAN, MARY, Hoys
GLEASON, MARK, Kinsley
GLEUE, DAVID, Belleville
GLEUE, LOSINE, Belleville
GLEUE, STEVEN, Bfllaville

sophomore

freshman

junior

junior

sophomore

GLOVER, PAM, Greensburg junior

GNAD, DAVID, Ellis freshman

GNAD, SHIRLEY, Ellis junior

GOB I N , S H AROL YN , Over! q nd Park junior

GODFREY, DICK, Great Bend junior

GOEBEL, KENNETH, Wilmore sophomore
GOODWIN, JAN, Belleville junior
GOODWIN, PAMELA, Lincoln junior
GORDON, CONSTANCE, Dodge City junior
GOTH, WARREN, Abilene sophomore

275

Classes Go-Ha

GOUDY, LINDA, Maeksvilte freshman
GOWER, BETTY, Phillipsburg sophomore
GRABBE, RICHARD, Hoys freshman
GRA8BE, ROSEMARl E, Hoys sophomore
GRABLE, JUUE, Wothanci junior

GRAF, NORMA, Great Bend sophomore
GRAFEL, SHEILA, Herndon freshman
GRAHAM, JERRY, Mahaska freshman
GRAHAM, SHARON, Q winter junior
G R A H AM, STE V E, Mi Iton vale f res h ma n

GRAVELLE, JAMES, Minoa, Nh Y l freshman
GRAVER, AMBER, Rush Center freshman
GRAVES, AVA, Grand Island, Neb, freshman
GRAVES, YVETTE, Hardtner sophomore
GRAY, ALICE, Phillipsburg sophomore

G RAY, CH ARl ES, Chase f re sh man
GRAY, FRANK, Topeka freshman
GRAY, JIM, Genesee sophomore
GREEN, JAMES, Wichita sophomore
GREEN, ROXY, luray sophomore

GREGG, GEORGE, Sterling junior
GREGORY, VLRL, Alton freshman
GRIFFIN, LOIS, Almeno freshman
GRIFFITHS, SOB, North Pfotte, Neb. sophomore
GRiPPlN, GARY, Russell sophomore

GROSS, ALEXIA, Hoys freshman
GROSS, DOLORES, Hays freshman
GROSS, JOHN, Victoria sophomore
GROSS, JUDY, Victoria freshman
GROSS, LESTER, Hoys sophomore

GROSS, MARIE, Hoys sophomore
GROVES, PAMELA, Hutchinson junior
GRUBER, VICKY, Russell freshman
GRUNWALD, GLEN, Pawnee Rock junior
GRUSlNG, LAVQN, Leoti junior

GUNN, STEVEN, Hardy, Neb. junior
GUSTAFSON, MARY LOU, Hill City sophomore
GWALTNEY, GARRETT, Norton sophomore
HAAS, ANTHONY, Hays junior
HAAS, JANE, Ness City freshman

276

Coed football is a common fail activity at
Custer Hall, the only coed dorm on campus.

Classes Haa-Ha

HAAS, SHARON, Hoisington freshman
HAASE, RALPH, Sahno sophomore
HADLEY, JULIA, Norton freshman
HADLEY, STEVEN, Wichita sophomore
HAGER, LINDA, Clayton sophomore

HAGERMAN, SHIRLEY, Lamed junior
HAHN, RICH, Dodge City freshman
HALE, PATRICE A, Ulysses sophomore
HALL, STEVEN, GorfEdd freshman
HAL LACK, DONNA, Belleville freshman

HAILING, JEANETTE, Honston freshman
HALLSNG, MELVIN, LaCrosse Junior
H AMM. C A ROLY N, Kins ley f resh ma n
HAMMEKE, THOMAS, Belpre freshmon
HAMMER, DONALD, Norway freshman

HAMMER, PATRICIA, Elf in wood sophomore
HAMMERSCHM3DT, JEANETTE, Hoys freshman
HAMMERSCHMIDT, KATHY, Hays sophomore
HAMMOND, GERALD, Caats sophomore
HAMPTON, RICHARD, Tribune junior

HANEKE, CRAIG, Great Bend freshman
HANEY, JANET, Concordia junior
HANHARDT, RONALD, Bison sophomore
HANSEN, DIXIE, Smith Center junior
HANSEN, EARL, Alexander junior

277

Classes Ha-He

HANSEN, J I M, Lincoln sophomore
HARBAUGH, BRENDA, Lake City freshman
HAR BAUGH, PAUL Kiowa junior
HARBIN, MAR!A, Hays sophomore
HARBIN, RUTH, Hoys freshman

HARDIN, CINDY, Newton freshman
HARDIN, CONNIE, Newton sophomore
HARDING, VERNON, Isabel junior
HARDY, DAVID, Long Island freshman
HARKNE5S, J ANE, Ransom sophomore

HARMAN, CONRAD, Jennings junior
HARMAN, PETE, Jennings fresh man
HARMAN, STEVEN, Hays freshman
HARMS, DONNA, Hoisingron sophomore
HARNESS, KATHRYN, Kansas City sophomore

HARREL, MARY, Burlington, Colo, junior
HARRIS, CYNTHIA, Liberal freshman
HARRIS, JENNI FER, St, John freshmon
HARRISON, TAD, Oakley sophomore
HA5ELHORST, BELINDA, McCracken freshman

HASEL HORST, DANIEL, Gorham sophomore
HASELHORST, JOYCE, Hoys freshman
HASELHOR5T, LEON, Gorhom freshman
HASKETT, JANE, Phillipsburg junior
HASKETT, PAULINE, Phillipsburg sophomore

HATCH, DENNIS, Benkelman, Neb. junior
HATTEN, MARY JO, Abilene freshman
HAYDEN, SALLY, Good land freshmon
HAYDEN, SHIRLEY, Lamed sophomore
HAYES, LINDA, Hastings* Neb, freshman

HAYES, PHILIP, Hoys freshmon
HAYNES, CYNTHIA, lorned freshman
HAYSE, BETH, Greens burg sophomore
HAZE ETON, ELLEN, Abilene freshman
HEATHER, BROOKE, Hays freshmon

HEDGE, WILLIAM, Colby freshman
HE EKE, THERESA, Spearville freshman
HEFFEL, DAVID, Osborne junior
HEIN, RICHARD, Groinfield junior
HEINZ, JANET, Fowler junior

278

Classes He-Hi

HEINZ, MARY BETH, Kinsley freshman
HEINZE, ALLAN, New Poit*, N, Y, sophomore
HlINZE, ALVIN, Wicbito Junior
HEJNY, GARY, Otis junior
HELEN, GERALD, Brewster freshmen

HELLERUD, ROBERT, Goodland junior
HELM, MARILYN, Hoys freshman
HELM, WILBER J., Solino junior
HEMMY, JAMES D,, SolEna sophomore
HEMPHILL, MICHAEL, Lawrence freshman

HENDERSON, KAREN, Wrchito freshman
HENDRICKSON, LARRY, Almena sophomore
HENNfGH, KA1 HLEEN, Ulysses junior
HENNING, DONNA, Ransom fresh mon
HERL, DENNIS, Hays junior

HERMAN, EDDIE, Utica freshman
HERONEME, JOYCE, Eifis iuftior
HERRING, HAROLD, Wichita sophomore
HERRMAN, BECKY, LaCrosse sophomore
HERRMAN, ELAINE, LaCrosse junior

HERRMAN, KAREN, Liehemhol freshman
HERRMAN, LEO, LaCrosse junior
HERRMAN, LOIS, Hoys sophomore
HERRMAN, ROCHELLE, Hoys sophomore
HLRRMANN, DELORES, Kinsley junior

HERRMANN, PATRICIA; Kinsley freshman
HER RM A N N , RON A LD, Dod g e City j u n io r
HERSHBERGER, SHERRY, HuTohinson sophomore
HERZOG, LESTER, Quinter sophomore
HESSENFLOW, CHUCK, Oberlin sophomore

HESSER, GARY, Beatrice, Neb, freshman
HESSMAN, L'JEAN, Dodge City sophomore
HESSMAN, STEVE, Dodge City junior
HESTER, PAM, Bueklin sophomore
HEUBLEIN, DIANNE, Isabel sophomore

HEUBLElN, LARRY, Isabel junior
HEWSON, STEVEN, Lamed junior
HEYEN, CONNIE, Kinsley junior
HIATT, STAN, Wellington sophomore
HlCSCEL, BARBARA, Efftawood freshman

279

Classes Hi-Ho

HICKMAN, RANDALL, Vista, Calif, freshman
HICKMAN, SHARON, Lucas junior
HICKS, DAVID, Good land fresh moo
HIEGERf, CHERYL, Wichita freshman
HILL, BARBARA, Abilene freshman

H I LL, IE D, Logo r> sophomore
HILLER, MARCIA, Pork freshman
H I NSH AW, G A I L r Hovi la nd f res h man
HiftD. STEVEN C-f Lawrence sophomore
HI $H, CYNTHIA, Nickerson junior

HIXON, ROND A, Pawnee Rock junior
HLADEK, LARRY, Wokeeney freshman
HLAUS, FRANK, Wilson freshman
HOCH, ROBERT, Wilson freshman
HOCH, STEPHEN, Wilson junior

HOCHMANl, STEVEN, Konopolis freshman
HODGES, jENNIE, Geneseo sophomore
HOFFHAUS, KAREN, Great Bend sophomore
HOFFMAN, CYNTHIA, Sublette junior
HOFFMAN, DON, Hays Freshman

HOFFMAN, JOHN, Logon sophomore
HOFFMAN, SUE ELLEN, Sublette freshman
HOFLIGER, ROBERT, Dighton freshman
HOKE, PATRICIA, Hoys sophomore
NOLL, STEVEN, Lincoln junior

Freshmen faced The frustration of replan-
ning schedules when popular sections closed
the last day of enrollment.

280

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Classes Ho-Hu

HOLLER, HARRIS, Gorham sophomore
HOLLIMAN, MICHAEL, 5*. Francis sophomore
HOLLIMAN, PATRICK, St, Francis junior
HOLLINGSWORTH, CYRlA, Phiilipsburg freshman
HOLMES, LARRY, Schoenchen freshman

HOLOPIREK, KENNETH, Timken junior
HOLSTON, ANGELA, Salma junior
HONAS, JAMES, Ellis freshman
HONAS, JERRY, Ellis sophomore
HON DE R I CK, NEAL, LoCrosse f reshma n

HOOPER, LJNDA, Boguo junior
HOOVER, BRENDA, Bozine freshman
HOOVER, JAMES, PhilHpsburg sophomore
HOPKINS, STEVEN, Council Bluffs, la. freshman
HORCHEM, PAULA, Ransom freshman

HORN, ROGER, Phiilipsburg junior
HORNER, ANDY, Liberal junior
HORNER, JAY, Liberal freshman
HORNING, ROSANNE, Ransom junior
HORYNA, JOYCE, Bison sophomore

HORYNA, SHIRLEY, Hanston freshman
HOTH, ALICE, Holyrood junior
HOUSE, BETTY, Profl sophomore
HOUSE, RODGER, Medicine Lodge junior
HOUSTON, HELEN, Norton sophomore

HOUSTON, RUTHONA, Lincoln junior
HOWARD, JESSE, Kismet junior
HOWARD, SHARON, Si, Francis freshmon
HOWE, RHONDA, Hanston freshman
HOWELL, STELLA, St. Matthew, S. G sophomore

HUCK, C. JANE, Protection junior
HUDDLESTON, KATHY, Alexander freshman
HUDSON, CHRISTINE, Great Bend junior
HUEBNER, GLORIA, Nicodemus freshmon
HUGHES, JOHN, Marysville freshman

HUGO, CORNELIUS, Venezuela freshman
HU1TT, NANCY, Pratt sophomore
HUMPERT, MARY, Abilene junior
HUNLEY, RICKEY, Hudson sophomore
HUNT, RHONDA, Philiipsburg freshmen

28 1

Classes Hu-Je

HUNTER, RUTH, Mankato sophomore
HURLBUT, SHARON, Lucas sophomore
HURST, DIANNA, Oberlin freshman
HURST, KENNY, Ness City freshman
HUSER, PAULA, Hoys freshman

HUSUG, KATHLEEN, Oaflin freshman
HUSLIG, VICKIE, Ctaflfn sophomore
HU5TED, ANiTA, Liberal sophomore
HUSTON, BOB, Hays freshman
HUSTON, ROSEMARY, Abilene freshman

HUTCHINSON, THOMAS, Wakeeney freshman
EDEKER, VICKI, Rozel freshman
INGRUM, PATRICIA, Abilene junior
INSLEY, RONALD, Hays junior
IRBY, RICHARD, Liberal sophomore

1SHAM, STEPHEN, Salt Lake City, Utah sophomore
IVEY, RICK, PLatnvilLe junior
JACKSON, ROBERT, Norcatur junior
JACOBS, BRENDA, Edmond junior
JACOBS, DEBRA, Hays junior

JACOBS, JANET, Hays junior
JACOBS, KATHLEEN, Russell junior
JACOBS, MARY, Russell junior
JACOBS, SHARON, Hays junior
JACOBS, WILLIAM, Pfeifer junior

JACQUES, KAREN, Ellis freshman
JAHAY, EMILY, Ettinwood freshman
JAKUBSEN, PAUL, New Haven, Conn, junior
JAMES, LYNDA, Rexford junior
JAMES, PATRICK, Pueblo, Colo, sophomore

JAMES, RICHARD, Hugoton freshman
JANKOV1TS, GERY, Herndon sophomore
JANNE, DONNA, Wilson sophomore
JANSONIUS, JULIE, Prairie View junior
JEMISON, ERLENE, Osborne sophomore

JENSEN, CYNTHIA, Sublette freshman
JENSEN, DAVID, Lincoln freshman
JENSEN, GALEN, Lincoln freshman
JENSEN, KATHLEEN, Grinneil freshman
JENSEN, MAREN, Hays sophomore

282

Classes Ji-Ka

JIMENEZ, LOUIS, Hoys sophomore
JJNDRA, RUTH, Simpson junior
JOHNSON, BARBARA, Hoys junior
JOHNSON, CASEY, Groined freshman
JOHNSON, DONNJ5, Lamed junior

JOHNSON, FRED A., tamed junior
JOHNSON, FRED, GrainfEdd junior
JOHNSON, GAYLORD, Wichita sophomore
JOHNSON, GINGIE, Hays sophomore
JOHNSON, GREGORY, Courtland sophomore

JOHNSON, JAMES, Lamed freshman
JOHNSON, JAN, Beloit junior
JOHNSON, JOHANNA, Lenorc freshman
JOHNSON, JOHN, Hoys sophomore
JOHNSON, LINDA, Wichita freshman

JOHNSON, PATRICK, Kirwin sophomore
JOHNSON, PEGGY, Kirwin sophomore
JOHNSON, SANDRA, Hoys sophomore
JOHNSON, SARAH, Plainville sophomore
JOHNSON, SUSAN, St, Francis junior

JOHNSTON, SHANANN, Russell junior
JONES, ANDERSON, Chinle, AriE. freshman
JONES, DONNA, Ashland junior
JONES, JAY, Penoiosa junior
JONES, MAR YU N, Bird Cdy freshman

JONES, NORA, Junction City junior
JONES, SUSAN, Overland Park freshman
JON ES, V f RG 1 L, Form o&o so p homor e
JORGENSEN, LINDA, Lincoln freshfnon
JORGENSEN, REXANN, Lincoln freshman

JOSS, AVA, Halcomb junior
JULIAN, BASIL, Johnson sophomore
JUNO, ELVITA, Otis junior
KARBAN, KAYLENE, Wilson junior
KARLIN, CHARLES, Hays junior

KARLIN, DAVE, Hays freshman
KARLIN, LINDA, Hays sophomore
KARLIN, M A RG AR E T, H a ys f reshma n
KARUN, MARY, Hays freshman
KARUN, SUSAN, Hoys freshman

283

Classes Ka-Ki

KASHKA, ANTOINETTE, Goodland sophomore
KASSELMAN. LINDA, Ellinwood sophomore
KASTENS, GARY, Herndori freshman
KASTENS, JAYNE, Herndon junior
KASTER, GARY, Natamo junior

KATZENMEIER, DANA, Norton sophomore
KAUFMAN, CARLA, Bunker Hill freshman
KAUFMAN, ROGER, Dorranee freshman
KEAGY, DAVID, Derby junior
KEARNS, DAVID, Phillipsburg freshman

KEITH, DANA, Almeno sophomore
KEITH, DIANA, Penokee junior
KEITH, EDWARD, Almeno junior
KELL, DONALD, Junction City freshman
KELLER, JAMES, Pueblo, Colo, freshman

KELLER, KEN, Si. John sophomore
KELLER, MARY, Kinsley junior
KELLER, SAM, Chase fresh man
KELLEY, PAULA, Salanta freshman
KELLY, WILLIAM, Lawrence freshman

KEl.MAN, BEVERLY, Sublette freshman
KE LINER, JIM, Meade sophomore
KEMP, DIANNE, Winona junior
KEMP, GEORGE, Winona freshman
KENNEDY, HOWARD, Russell junior

KENNEDY, KAROL, Plamville junior
KENNEY, TOM, Minden, Neb. freshman
KENYON, JOLENE, Bogue freshman
KERN, DONNA, Smith Center freshman
KERN, LINDA, Garden City junior

KERR, DEWAYNE, Ness City sophomore
KERR, GAYLEN, Ness City junior
KESL, BARBARA, Clyde junior
KESS1NGER, PAT, Wichita junior
KETTERL, BERNARD, Herndon freshman

KINDERKNECHT, CHARLES, Hays junior
KINDERKNECHT, DIXIE, Hoys sophomore
KINDERKNECHT, SHIRLEY, Grinnell sophomore
KING, ELIZABETH, Hays freshman
KINGSLEY, DOUGLAS, Ellis sophomore

284

Classes Ki-Ko

KIRK, GREG, Buckl in freshman
KIRK, JQHNNA, Bucklin sophomore
KIRK, RANDALL, Bueklln junior
KIRK, SHERYL, Winona freshman
KIRK, TERRY, Winono junior

KISNER, DONNA, Hoys freshman
KITTS, MELVIN, Formosa junior
KLAUS, ALEX, Hoys sophomore
KLAUS, RICHARD, McCracken sophomore
KLEIN, FAYE, Burdett junior

KLEIN, JERRY, Pfeifer sophomore
KLEIN, LYNDEN, Burdett junior
KLENDA, TIM, Lincolnville freshmen
KLETCHKA, RON, Wlchtio sophomore
KLINE, KATHY, Greof Bend freshman

KLINZMANN, MARILLA, Agra junior
KNEGHT, DONNA, Stockton freshman
KNIGHT, PETER, Manchester, N, H, freshman
KNOX, CONNEE, Brewster sophomore
KNOX, SUSAN, South Haven fresh mon

KOCH, ELVIN, Great Bend junior
KOEHN, DARRELL, Greensburg freshman
KOERNER, BARBARA, Ness City freshman
KOERP ERICH, ELAINE, SeJden sophomore
KOETT, JMELDA, Hoys sophomare

Cold weather and snow can come unex-
pectedly in western Kansas, but this coed
seems to be prepared to face the January
chill.

285

Classes Ko-La

KOHL, BARBARA, Ellis freshman
KOHL, KENNETH, Ellis freshman
KLQ8, KEVIN, PhiNlpsburg sophomore
KOGN5, LYNN, Page City junior
KOG TZ, KATHLEEN, Kanopolis freshman

KOPTIK, JANET, Great Bend freshman
KORTE, MICHAEL, Colby junior
KQSTER, ARTHUR, Cawker City freshman
KOSTER, RONALD, Cawker City junior
KOSTER, MARLA, Cawker City sophomore

KOTTWITZ, ELIZABETH, Great Bend junior
KOUGH, JERI, Winona junior
KOUGH, MICHAEL, Winono freshman
KRAFT, GAIL, Gra infield freshman
KRAFT, JANICE, Grainfield sophomore

KRAMER. DENNIS, Marysville freshman
KRAMER, JOE, Great Bend sophomore
KRAMPE, LYNN, Seward sophomore
KRAUS, PAM, Hays junior
KRAUS, ROBERT, Groinfield sophomore

KRAUSE, PEG, Albion, Neb. freshman
KREHBl EL, BARBARA, Healy junior
KREH81EL, LAWRENCE, Heoly junior
KRiLEY, KAY, Esban freshman
KROBOTH, FRANK, Wilson junior

KROBOTH, JIM, Wilson freshman
KRO USE, C A RQ L, Lea wood freshman
KRUG, SHARON, LaCrosse sophomore
KUGLER, VICKI, Esbon sophomore
KUHLMAN, DEVON, Kensington freshman

KUHN, BARBARA, Ellis freshman
KUHN, CARLE, Cawker City sophomore
KUHN, ED, Victoria freshman
KUHN, JUDITH, Ellis sophomore
KUHN, RONALD, Ptoinvilfe sophomore

KUNZA, ROBERT, Hoys sophomore
KURTZ, SHARYL, Alton junior
LA AS, LARRY, Brookvifle sophomore
LA GOSS, GREG, Wichita junior
LA COUNT, RONALD, Norton junior

286

Classes La-Le

LADENBURGER, DANIEL, Oakley freshmen
L AH E Y, S AR A H, Moscow sop ho more
LAMMY, SHARON, Wichita junior
LANDAU ER, DONNA, Norron freshman
LANE, PATRICIA, Lincoln junior

LANG, DENNIS, Hoys junior
LANG, DUANE, Ellis junior
LANG, GERALD, WoKeeney freshman
LANG, PAUL Hoys junior
LANG, THOMAS. Hays freshman

IANGHOFER, KATHY, Russell freshman
LANGLEY, CANDACE, Lorned junior
LANTERMAN, STEPHEN, Soltno [unior
LARSON, BARBARA, Chapman sophomore
LATHAM, CHERYL, HoUingron freshman

LATTIMER, JAMIE, Lyons freshman
LAUBHAN, LARRY, Russell sophomore
LAWSON, MARYBETH, Milford freshman
LAWVER, JOHN, Gaodland freshmen
LAY, PATRICIA, Hope freshmon

LAY, RUTH ANN, Hutchinson freshman
LEACH, TERRY, Hutchinson Junior
LEACH, TRENT, Lucas freshman
LE CLAIR, BRUCE, MonkaTO freshmon
LlGLEITER, BONNIE, Hays freshmon

LEHMAN, JOHN, Prairie Village freshman
LEIKAM., ARLENE, Hays junior
LEIKER, ALLEN, Hays freshmon
LEJKlft, CYNTHIA, Hoys freshman
LEIKER, IRVIN, Hays sophomore

LEIN WETTER, LYNETTE, Atwood freshman
LElS, BARBARA, Fowler freshman
LElS, DEBBIE, Fowler junior
LElTNER, JOYCE, Herndon junior
LElTNER, LINDa, Herndon sophomore

LElTNER, PATRICIA, Herndon freshman
LElTNER, RANDY, Herndon freshman
LEMON, CLETA, Smith Cente^ sophomore
LEONARD, DAVID, Lokin freshman
LE ROCK, ALLAN, Plainville sophomore

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Wee people are the main feature of Christmas fun.

Classes Le-Lo

LESAGE, MARY LOU, Concordia sophomore
LESLEY, ROCKELLE, Dodge City junior
LESTER, MARY JANE, Oskolooso junior
LEWALLEN, LANIS, Winona sophomore
UBSACK, CRAIG, Denver freshman

LtEBL, CARL, OFferte freshman
LIE0U CAROL, Claflin freshman
L I E F F R I N G, JO, Wo the no \v nior
LlEURANCE, THOMAS, Kiowa sophomore
LIGGETT, JANIE, Mullinvilie freshman

LIGGETT, MAX D,, Mullinvilie junior
LIGHT, JAMES, Ellis junior
LIGHTNER, VIVIAN, PiereevMIe freshman
LIN, EUGENE, Okinawa sophomore
LINDAHL, JULIE, Russell freshman

LINDBERG, NANCY, Great Bend junior
L ] N DBE RG, SON J A , S u blet te f res h mo n
L3NDENMAN, LOIS, Morbnd freshman
U NEN BERGER, JAN ICE, Hays freshman
LITZEN BERGER, NEILA, Jetmore sophomore

LIVELY, DANA LEE, Sciina sophomore
LIVINGSTON, ANN, Haviland freshman
LIVINGSTON, CHER I, Stockton freshman
IOEPPKE, SANDRA, lakin sophomore
LOESCH, JAMES, Raymond freshman

288

Classes Lo-Ma

LOFLIN, RICHARD, WaKeeney freshman
LOGSDOlsI, CATHERINE Hays freshman
LOGSDON, MAX. Hay 1 SQphomore
L 0 HOEFENER, DEB, Oberlin freshman
LOHRMEYER, ROGER, L 0-9 on junior

LONG, THOMAS, Oay*on junior
LON NON, THOMAS, Hoys sophomore
LOOK, LAWRENCE, Stockton freshman
LOONEY, LEE, Ford freshman
LORD, JAMES, Arvada, Colo, freshman

LORENZ, ANITA, Bison freshman
LOSEV, DAVID, Oakley junior
LOSEY, KATHY, Oakley junior
LJETTERS, DONNA, Ransom sophomore
LUKINS, DANNY, Kiowa junior

LUNDGREN, DARREL, Grove junior
LUTZ, LOfS, Hays junior
LYNCH, ROGER, Hugoton junior
LYNN, DONALD, WaKecney sophomore
MACE, HENRY, Oberlin freshman

MADDEN, PATRICIA, Hill City sophomore
MADDY, WILLIAM, Stockton freshmen
MAHLMAN, LEE, Smith Corner sophomore
MAHON, GEORGE, Clyde freshman
MAI, CONNIE, Hoisington sophomore

MAI. JOHN G,, Wo Keeney freshman
MAI, JOHN, Great Bend freshman
MAJERNIK, JOHN, Russell Sophomore
MAJOR, LINDA, Beloit junior
MAJOR. RONALD. Dor ranee freshman

MAJORS, ALVIN, Wfchito freshman
MALEY, DARREL, Logan sophomore
MALONE, GERALD, Herndon freshman
MALONE, JO, Ford freshman
MALONE, MARY, ford freshmen

MALSAM, DOUGLAS, Wa Keeney freshman
MAISOM, CONNIE, Hoys freshman
MANHART, DON, Gralnfield freshman
MAN HART, LAWRENCE, GrO infield junior
MANNING, JIM, Lorned freshman

289

Classes Man-Mat

MANNING, YVONNE, Lycan, Colo, junior
MANS, LARRY, Sharon sophomore
MANS, SCOTT, Hoys freshman
MAPES, JOHN, Nortat ur sophomore
M ARCOTTE, MICHAEL, Victoria freshman

MARESCH, JUDY, Nekoma sophomore
MARIS, RONALD, Protection sophomore
MARLETT, CONNIE, Hays freshman
MARRS, DENTON, Meade freshman
MARSTON, DELMA, Pioinviiie sophomore

MARTI, SHARON, Bern sophomore
MARTIN, CONSTANCE, Hays junior
MARTIN, KAROL YN, Hoys sophomore
MASSEY, DEBBIE, Liberal junior
MASTERS, LARRY, Scott City sophomore

MASTERS, ROBIN, Hoys freshman
MATHES, JOAN, Kinsley freshman
MATHES, MARY, Kinsley sophomore
MATHES, SUSAN, Norton sophomore
MATT3SON, SUSAN, Salma junior

MATHEWS, DENISE, KinsEey freshmon
MATKIN, MARLA, Buckiln sophomore
MATTESON, DORIS, Phtllipsburg freshmon
MAl'TESON, JANE, Phillipsburg junior
MATTSON, ROSALIE, Inman sophomore

Can Santa's reindeer replacements really fly?

290

Classes Mau-Me

MAUPIN, TOM, Paradise freshman
MAURATH, DONALD, GraEnfield freshman
MAXWELL, BILLIE J EAN, St, Cherries, Mq f freshman
MAXWELL, ROBERT, Smith Center sophomore
MAZOUCH, EUGENE, Timken sophomore

MEASE, BARBARA, Isabel junior
MECKENSTOCK, DAN, Hays junior
MEDER, JEROME, Pfeifer freshman
MEFFGRD, EDWARD, Smith Center junior
MEIER, BETTY, Hoys freshman

MEIER, LINDA, Hoys sophomore
MEIER, RHONDA, Rozel sophomore
MEIERS, TOM, Arkansas City junior
ME! ROW SKY, JEANINE, Peabody freshman
ME IS, HAROLD, Hoys freshman

MEITL, BERNITA, Dresden freshman
MEITLER, LINDA, Lucas freshman
MEITNER, JIM, Olmitz freshman
MELANDER, PATRICIA, Assario freshman
ME LCHER, ANDREW, Sollna sophomore

MENDENHALL, CONNIE, Gove junior
MENZER, SHARON, Ofmitz junior
MERMIS, CLYDE, Hoys freshman
MERRJFI ELD, TERRY, Agra freshman
MERRILL, STEPHANIE, Garden City sophomore

Final exams involve last minute cramming for this
Fort Hays coed.

291

Classes Me-Mi

MERRITT, STEVEN, Newton Freshman
MESECHER, DIANA, Lucas freshman
MESSERLY, DEBRA, Sublette freshman
METZLER, ROBERT, Brewster freshman
MEYER, LORETTA, Dodge City junior

MEYER, NATALIE, EMmwood freshman
MICHAEL, TERRY, Great Bend sophomore
MICHAEUS, BARBARA, Russell sophomore
MICHEL, EDWARD, Albert freshman
MICHEL, STEVEN, Kiowa junior

MICH EL, TON t, Kiowa sophomore
MICKEY. WENDY, Saiino [uniar
MILAM, VICKI, EHinwood sophomore
MILBY, RHEA, Hostings, Neb, freshman
Ml LEY, KATHEE, Kcnopolis freshman

MILLER, J. ALAN, Ctaflin freshman
MILLER, BLAINE, Philfipsburg freshman
MILLER, DENIS, Kensington Freshman
MILLER, EUGENE, Walker [ un ior
MILLER, JUDY, Great Bend fresh mon

MILLER, JUNE, Hotsington freshman
M I LLER, KAREN, Albert freshman
MILLER, KATHY, Holsington freshman
MILLER, KENNETH, Sharon Springs freshman
MILLER, LELAND, Albert freshman

MILLER, LORETTA, Coilyer [uniar
MILLER, MARILYN, Russell junior
MILLER, PAM., McCracken freshman
MILLER, ROBERTA, Great Bend junior
MILLER, RONALD, Albert sophomore

MILLER, STEPHEN D., Howard junior
MILLER, STEVEN L, St, Francis junior
MILLER, WAYNE, Burden sophomore
MILLSTEAD, MARTHA, Overland Park freshman
MINNEMAN, ROBERT, Teseott freshman

MlRT, MICHAEL, Wellington freshman
MISER, TIM, Cottonwood Falls sophomore
MITCHELL, CHARLES, Hugoton [unicr
MITCHELL, GLORIA, Orleans, Neb. junior
MIZE, ELDON, Turon freshman

292

Classes Mo-Mu

MOHLER, BARBARA, Mankato junior
MOHLER, CAROL, Mankato sophomore
MONGEAU, KEITH, Zurich freshman
MOORE, BOB, Ulysses freshman
MOORE, DALE, Longmont, Colo, freshman

MOORE, ED, Hoys junior
MOORE, HERBERT JR,, Wichita sophomore
MOORE, IRIS, GrinneJI sophomore
MOORE, LARRY, Oakley junior
MOORE, MARGARET, Greal Bend freshman

MOOS, CAROL, PlainviPle sophomore
MORAN, BRETT, Great Bend junior
MORAN, JUDY, Hoys junior
MQRELL, MARK, Wo Keeney freshman
MORFORD, DONNA, Hays junior

MGR FORD, SH ARMA N, Havitond sophomore
MORGAN, DONNA, Smith Center junior
MORGAN, LEXY, Dodge City freshman
MORLEY, RONALD, Wichita freshman
MGRRISH, MARY, Albuquerque, N. M. freshman

MORTON, ROBERT W., Larned junior
MORION, ROYCE, Ellis freshman
MOSS, MARGARET, Ncnhridge, Cotif, junior
MOTT, CRAIG, Kiowa sophomore
MUELDENER, KARL, Lyons sophomore

293

Classes Mu-McC

MUNM, GAYLE EN, Quinter freshman

MUNN, LESLIE, Hays freshman
MUNSCH, KENNETH, Ness City freshman
MUNSCH, MARY, Hays freshman
MUNSCH, MIKE, Bozine junior

MURPHY, JOHN, Scott City freshman
MURPHY, MIGNON, Utica freshman
MUSGROVE, TRUDY, Natoima sophomore
MYERS, STEPHEN D„ Barnard junior
McAFEE, ME LINDA, Coa I Valley, 1 1 1 sophomore

McAFEE, KATHY, Pa Ico freshman
McATEE, FARRELL, Clerflin freshman
McBRlDE, CATHY, Great Bend sophomore
McBRlDE, R. LYNN, Colby junior
McCAIM, CONRAD, Ludel! sophomore

McCAlL, BARBARA, Quinter freshman
McCALMONT, TANIA, Sublette sophomore
McCANTS, LAWRENCE, Good land junior
MCCARTNEY, ANDREW, Gorham freshman
McCAULEY, JANELLE, Zurich junior

McCLAREN, DENISE, Lewis freshman
McCLAREN, SUSAN, Lewis junior
McCLELLAND, GARY, Norton sophomore
McCLURE, ALAN A, Republic sophomore
McCLURE, VICTORIA, Formosa freshman

Workmen labor to remove one of the elms
which fel! victim +o Dutch elm disease.
Many stately campus trees were removed
because of the disease*

294

Classes McC-McL

McCONNELL, VICKI, Hays junior
McCGRMAOC JOHN, Lakm sophomore
McCORMlCK, LARRY, Great Bend junior
McCULLEY, DAN, Oswego sophomore
McCUNE, TERRY, Meade sophomore

McDONALD, ARLEDA, Hays junior
McELROY, DIANE, Randall freshman
McELYEA, WALLACE, Medicine Lodge junior
McFADDEN, GAYLE, Hanston sophomore
McGOVERN, KATHLEEN, Gorden City sophomore

McGOWAN, LOUISE, Salina junior
McGOWAN, MELVA, Solino sophomore
McGUIRE, BLAKE, Hoys freshman
McGUIRE, MARLENE, Greensburg junior
McGUERE, RONNIE, Greensburg freshmon

McGU I RE, TERRY, Utica ju nior
Me I NTOSH, SHER YLN, Oak Hill sophomore
MclNTOSH, SUE, Cloy Center sophomore
McKENNA, PATRICIA, Jennings sophomore
McKINNEY, LYLE, Lewis freshman

MeLAIN, LENNET, Satonta junior
MCLAUGHLIN, ARLINDA, Hays junior
MCLAUGHLIN, KEN, Hays junior
McLEAN, BYRON, Protection junior
McLELAND, DAVID, Great Bend sophomore

Beauty and the Beast contestants prepare
to have their picture taken for contest
posters.

295

Classes McM-Ni

MtMURRAY, DAVID, Marysvilte freshman
McN AUGHT, RICHARD, Garden City junior
McN I CHOLS, DOU GLAS, Burr Oa k ju nior
MCWILLIAMS, RON, Sharon Springs fresh man
NAUER, PAULA, Jennings junior

NAYLOR, DOYLE, Dodge City junior
NAYLOR, PATRICIA, Concordia freshman
NEDROW, MARY, Kirwin sophomore
NEITZEL, SHERRY, St. Francis junior
NELSON, BARBARA, Derby junior

NELSON, BARBARA E., Lincoln sophomore
NELSON, BARBARA JEAN, Beloit sophomore
NELSON, CAROLYN, Manhattan sophomore
NELSON, KEVIN, Salina junior
NELSON, OPAL, Rush Center junior

NEMECHEK, MARY LOU, Goodland sophomore
NEUBERGER, LQREY, Norton sophomore
NEUFORTH, HAROLD, Great Bend junior
NEWHALL, BERT, Bison freshman
NEWBERRY, MARCY, Colby junior

NEUMAN, BETTY, Ellsworth junior
NEUMAN, MARK, Kanopolis freshman
NICHOLAS, JOEL, Johnson sophomore
NICHOLS, DOUGLAS, Assaria junior
NICHOLS, JAMES, Alton freshman

Alpha Phi Omega includes the Gustads in
their caroling party during the Christmas
season.

Classes Ni-OI

NICKELSQN, SHERYL, Oakley junior
NIERMEIER, DEBRA, Stockton freshman
NIERNBERGER, JOLENE, Ellis sophomore
NILSSON, KAREN, Los Alamos, N. M, fresffman
NINE Mi RE, DAVID, WaKeeney freshman

NINEM1RE, LOUIS, Clayton freshman
NIPPLE, FREDERICK, Moscow freshman
NOAH, CAROLE, Hays junior
NOBLE, DON, Topeka sophomore
NQKES, RAY, Sharon Springs junior

NOLL, DEBBIE, Wamego freshman
NQNDORF, JOLEEN, Hoxie freshmon
NORDEN, EDWARD, Kensington sophomore
NORMAN, RICHARD, Norton junior
NORTH, M ARV IN, Bl uff City ju nfc>r

NORTON, VERDE LLA, Pork fresh mo n
NORTHROP, PEGGY, Jetmore junior
NORVELL, JOE, Lincoln sophomore
NOVINGER, CARL Plains sophomore
NUSSER, TERRY, Jetmore freshman

NUTSCH, LEON, Hill City sophomore
NUZUM, LAURIE, Hutchinson'' sophomore
OBERLE, GARY, Elltnwood freshman
OBERLE, STEPHAN, Elltnwood junior
OBERMU ELLER, DARYL, Lincoln sophomore

OBORN.Y, DIANNE, Hays freshman
OBORNY, MILLIE J., Timken junior
OCHS, JOYCE, Russell Springs sophomore
OCHS, RONALD, Utica junior
OCHS, STEPHAN, Great Bend sophomore

OCHSNER, ROBERT, St. Francis sophomore
ODEGARD, STEVEN, Great Bend sophomore
ODEN, BARBARA, Sterling junior
ODLE, DIANE, Glen Elder junior
0ELKERS, CONNIE, McCracken freshmon.

OESER, RANDY, Cloflin junior
O'HARA, CHARLES, SoEina junior
OHNSAT, FRANCIS, Tipton freshmon
OLOMON, DENISE, Goodland junior
OLSON, CONNIE, Oberlin junior

297

Classes Ol-Pa

OLSON, STACY C-, Jetmore sophomore
OLSON, TURE, Luray sophomore
OPDYCKE, VIRGINIA, Hutchinson junior
ORR, LOYDE, Oberfin freshman
OSBORNE, CHARLES, Hansfon sophomore

OSBURN, JEAN I E, Peobody sophomore
OSH ANT, TERRI E, Hoys sophomore
OSHEL, JUDY, Holyrood sophomore
OSTMEYER, JOHN, GrinneU freshman
OTTE, LA VONNE, Great Bend sophomore

OTTER, CHARLOTTE, New Almelo junior
OWENS, CAROL, Hays freshmon
PABST, DEANNA, Colby freshman
PACKER, ANSEL, Marysville junior
PAGE, DAVID C,, Salina freshmon

PAGE, DOUGLAS, Monkoto freshmon
PAGE, JAMES, Solino freshmon
PAGET, WILLIAM, Lebanon sophomore
PAHLS, EDWIN T., Cawker City, junior
PAHLS, JANEL, Cawker City sophomore

PALMER, JOHN, Waldo freshmon
PANKRATZ, CHARLES, Morion sophomore
PARISH, STEVE, St, John junior
PARSER, KAREN, Wichita junior
PARKER, LYNDA, Belpre sophomore

Greek functions help pledges become ac-
quainted with actives and pledges alike.
Many Greeks agree that the park Is an
excellent setting for such gatherings.

298

Soloist Terry Mai displays his talent as a
vocalist during the November Varsity Band
Show,

Classes Pa-Pe

PARKER, MARY, Ploinville freshman
PARKER, ROBERT- PSainville sophomore
PARROTT, MICHAEL, Colby junior
PARTINGTON, CURTIS, Sterling freshman
PAS E K , STEV EN, Dorr a nee fresh mo n

PATCHEN, LARRY, Jetmore junior
PEACOCK, GAYLA, Sylvia sophomore
PEARCE, COLETTE, Beeler junior
PEARSON, DENNIS, Asherville [unior
PECK- MARY ILL Heoly freshman

PEKAREK, JANET r Wilson sophomore
PENKA, JOYCE, Garfield sophomore
PENN LNGTON, JOYCE, Qa kley [unior
PENN I NGTON, KIM, Augusta junior
P E R K I N S, D 1 ANA LYNN E , LaC rosse f re sh mo n

PEROUTEK, CHERYL, Esbon freshman
PERRY- ROBERT, Scandio sophomore
PETERS, STEPHEN, Good land freshman
PETERS- TERRY, Goadtemd freshman
PETER SON , D I AN A, L i n a $ bo r g f resh mo n

P ETERSON, D3ANE, Stockton fresh mo n
PETERSON, JERALD. Saline freshman
PETERSON, LA RON, Conway junior
PETTERA, KATHRYN, LudeM sophomore
PETTIJQHN, SHARON, Stockton junior

299

Classes Pf-Po

PFANNENSTI EL, DON, Schoenchen fresh man
PFANNENSTJEL, DUANE, Ransom junior
PFANNENSTI El, GERALD, Hoys junior
PFANNENST1EL, JANICE, Collyer sophomore
PFANNENSTI EL, JOANNE, Ness City freshman

PFANNENSTJEL, JUDY, Victoria sophomore
PFANNENSTIEL THOMAS, Hoys junior
PFANNENST1EL, VERLIN, Hoys sophomore
PFEIFER, BETTY, Garden City junior
PFEIFER, MADONNA, Bogue junior

PFEIFER, MARI E, Hoys freshman
PFENNINGER, ROGER, Nekoma junior
PFORTMILLER, CAROLYN, Notomo freshman
PFLUGHOFT, KATHY, Geneseo 'sophomore
PHELPS, EBER, Hays freshman

PHIFER, SHERYL, Hays freshman
PHILIP, SANDRA, Hoys freshman
PHILLIPS, JOAN, Lamed sophomore
PHILLIPPE, SARA, Liberal freshman
PH YE, LINDA, Medicine Lodge junior

PICKARD, KAREN, Vono, Colo, sophomore
PICKARD, RITA, Vono, Colo, freshman
PICKERING, CARLENE, WoKeeney junior
PIN NICK, SHIRLEY, Minneolc freshman
P3SHNY, LON, Waterville junior

PIXLER, CYNTHIA, Smith Center freshman
PIXLER, EDWIN, Smith Center junior
PLANTE, BELINDA, Sollna sophomore
PLEMONS, MARIE, Medicine Lodge sophomore
PLYMELL, SHIRLEY, Scott City sophomore

POAGE, DAVID, Almeno freshman
POORE, LINDA, Stockton freshman
POPE, DON, Junction City freshman
PGPPEN, LINDA, Downs junior
PORTER, JAN, Oberiin freshman

POST, UNDA, Ploinville freshman
POTTBERG, MARTHA, Downs freshmon
POT TB ERG, MARY, Downs freshmon
POTTER, KONNJE, Marysville freshmon
POWERS, DOUGLAS, Groinfield freshmon
POWERS, SHERAN, Hays junior

300

Classes Pr-Re

PRICE, JIM, Marysville freshman
PRICE, MARY ANN,£olla (unlor
PROCHASKA, ROGER, Salma freshman
PROSSER, JUDY, Great Bend sophomore
PRU$A, STEVE, Bolton freshman

PTACEK, KAREN, Russet! freshman
PUGH, LAURA, St, Fronds Freshman
PUGH, PATRICIA, Sf. Fronds sophomore
PURVIS, SHARON, Weskan sophomore
PUYEAR, MARSHA, Greensburg sophomore

PUYEAR, MARTHA, Green sburg sophomore
QUINT, RONALD, Hill City sophomore
RASAS, JOYCE, Luray junior
RABERDSNG, LUCINDA, Harper freshman
RACETTE, LARRY, Larnad freshman

RADCLIFFE, DANA, HEEt City sophomore
RAlLE, CHARLENE, Goadland sophomore
RA I LSBACK, MARIAN, Qberlin sophomore
RAMPY, TROY, SedgwEck freshman
RAMSEY, BEVERLY, Liberal sophomore

RAND, CHARLENE, Clifton freshman
RANDLE, NANCY, Ulysses freshman
RANDOLPH, DONOVAN, Liberal freshman
RANDOLPH, JANIS, Jennings sophomore
RANKIN, JANET, Norton Freshman

RATHGEBER, KEITH, Kiorfa junior
RAJHUT, DUANE, Garden City sophomore
RAUSCHER, MARY, Edsor freshman
RAY, VICKY, Oberlin sophomore
RAYL, KENT, Hutchinson sophomore

REDGER, JANIS, Carlton junior
REECE, STEVE, Downs freshman
REED, B, J_, Hays junior
REED, KATHLEEN, Colby junior
REESE, NORM AD I N E, Logan sophomore

REEVER, VERNON, Libera! sophomore
REHA, MARK, Timken sophomore
ftEHM, LORA, Obenm sophomore
REiD, DONNA, Downs freshman
REIMAN, CLARENCE W„ Hays freshman

301

Class Re-Ri

REIMER, JAY, Inman sophomore
RE I MER, RON, Meade freshman
REIN, DALE, Bazine freshman
REIN, JANICE, Bazine freshman
REIN, KENNETH, Russell freshman

REINKING, VICTOR, Tescott freshman
REISER, ROCHELLE, Wichita sophomore
REMPE, EDWARD, Plainville freshman
REMPE, WALTER, Plainville junior
RENNER, ROBERT, Oakley junior

RENNER, SHARON, Goodland freshman
RENNER, SUSAN, Monument sophomore
REYER, CRAIG, Burdick freshman
REYNOLDS, CYNTHIA, Natoma sophomore
RHUDY, LAYTON, Lincoln freshman

RICHMEIER, LAURA, Moreland freshman
RICHMOND, DENNIS, Codell junior
R1DDER, J IM, Marienthol sophomore
RIDDLE, DEBBIE, Wichita freshman
RIDLER, GLADYS, Hays junior

The spring-like weather, common throughout the year, made living easy.

302

Classes Ri-Ro

Rl EDEL h ANDREW, Hoys sophomore
RIEDEL, KATHRYN, Hoys freshman
R I E DE LP, JAN I S, WaKeeney fresh man
RIEDL, KATHERYN, Oris sophomore
RlEGEL, GARY, Ford junior

RfFFORD, DEBORAH, Hays sophomore
RIGOR, BRENDA, Weskan freshman
RINEY, MICHAEL, Liberal freshman
RING, DEBBIE, Polco freshman
RGBBEN, FRA NONE, Victoria freshmen

ROBBEN, GARY, Grinnell sophomore
ROBERTS, ALAN, Damar junior
ROBERTS, ANITA, Gove junior
ROBERTS, ELLEN, Shields freshman
ROBERTS, GARY, Norton sophomore

ROBERTS, JILL, Proit junior
ROBERTS, MICHAEL, Wg Keeney sophomore
ROBERTSON, DAVID, Lawrence freshman
ROBERTSON, JACK, Greensburg freshman

"Love for Love" featured elaborate cos-
tumes and became Little Theater's second
production of the season.

303

Classes Rob-Rot

ROBERTSON, REBECCA, Hutchinson junior
ROBINSON, GREG, Hoys junior
ROBINSON, KARLA, Cowker City sophomore
ROBINSON, ROGER, Hoys junior
ROBINSON, RUTH, Hoys freshman

ROS I N SON H WILLI AM S. , Hoys t reshma n
ROBINSON, WILLIAM L, Oberlm junior
ROBL, STEVEN, Elliitwood freshman
ROEMER, JANET, Groinfieid sophomore
ROGERS, DEBRA, McCracken junior

ROGERS, JACK, Long Island freshman
ROGERS, JEAN, Colby junior
ROGERS, PAM, Plainvifle freshman
ROHLEDER, MARY KAY, Hoys freshman
ROHR, GERALD, Hays junior

ROHR, GLORIA, Hoys sophomore
ROHR. JEANETTE, Hays sophomore
ROHR, LLOYD, Solaria fresh mo n
ROHR, SANDRA, Ness City sophomore
ROHR, STANLEY, Hoys junior

ROHRBOUGH, JOHNNY, Scotf City sophomore

ROLF, KAREN, Isabel junior

ROLES, GLENDA, Geneseo junior

ROL LM A N , GAY l E, Mor row vi lie so p ho mo re

ROMANUCCI, ALISON, Kanopolis freshman

ROSE, 0ERNETA, Scott City sophomore
ROSE, DUANE, Scott City junior
ROSE, LARRY, Wichito freshman
ROSENBERG, NEIL, Great Bend sophomore
ROSENBERG, REX, Great Bend junior

ROSS, CAROL, Hoys junior
ROSS, FRANCIS, Ellin wood junior
ROSS, LINDA, Meade freshman
ROSS, LLOYD, Meode sophomore
ROSS, WALTER, Hays junior

ROTH, SOB. Russell freshman
ROTH, HAROLD, Bison junior
ROTH, MARVIN, Hays junior
ROTH, ROSANN, El I inwood freshman
ROTH, SUSAN, Topeka freshman

Fori Hays students present the highlights
of the !960's with various homecoming
float entries. This float depicts the launch-
ing of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Con-
ference and hope for a Tiger victory.

Classes Ro-Sa

ROTH FUSS, LARRY, Clifton junior
ROUTH, CHARLES, Great Bend junior
ROWE, TOM, Garden City junior
ROWLAND, CAROLYN, Great Bend sophomore
ROWLEY, SHEILA, Garden City freshman

ROYL, DUANE, Fhilllpsburg junior
RUDA, JAMES, Atwood junior
RUDA, ROSE, Atwood freshman
RUDER, LOIS, Hays junior
RUDER, MARY, Hays freshman

RUDER, MYRNA, Hays- freshman
RUEB, CYNTHIA, St. Francis junior
RUFENACHT, AUDREY, Ness City junior
RUPP, ELSIE, Hoys junior
RUPP, MARGO, Scott City freshman

RUPP, NAOMI, Ellis junior
RUSCH, JAN, Chapman sophomore
RUSCQE, STEVEN, Great Bend junior
RUSS, EDWARD, Phi]|ip 5 burg, freshman
RUSSELL, SHARON, WaKeeney junior

RUUD, HOWARD, Jamestown sophomore
RYAN, JULI E, Brownell freshman
RYNERSON, DON, Jet mo re junior
SADDLER, CORLA, Colby sophomore
SADDLER, JOHN, Colby junior

305

Children enjoy wafer fun in the fountains
in front of Picken Hall

Classes Sa-Sc

SAGER, JANET, Bird City sophomore
SA1NDON, GREG, Zurich freshman
SALLEE, CAROLYN, St, John freshman
SALSBERRY, DICK, Anthony sophomore
SALTER, SHAN, Garden City sophomore

SAMPSON, GARY, Oak Hill junior
SAMDELL, DANIEL, Scondio freshman
SANDER, JOSEPH, Victoria junior
SANDER, LARRY, Hays sophomore
SANDER, SAM, Victoria junior

SANDER, STEVE, Gorham. sophomore
SANDERS, JOHNNY, Wichita freshmen
SANDERS, KAYE, Qofflin junior
SANDERS, MARGYRE, Junction City sophomore
SANDERS, ROSE, Wilson freshman

SANDWELL, JOHN, Morion junior
SANNEMAN, DEWEY, Palmer sophomore
SARGENT, VESTA, Riley freshman
SAUER, GERALD, Brownell freshman
SAUNDERS, MICHAEL, Stockton sophomore

SAWER, JAMES, Atwood sophomore
SAWIN, ROBERT, Lyons sophomore
SAWYER, PAUL, Pittsburgh, Pa. freshman
SAYLER, KAREN, Great Bend freshman
SCHABEN, CHERYL, Bazine sophomore

306

Classes Scha-Schl

SGHABEN, YOLANDA, Bazine freshman
SCHAEFER, MICHAEL,, HalyfOod sophomore
SCHAEFER* MIKE, Hoys junior
SCHAEFFER* ROBERT, AsSoria Junior
SCHAETZIE, HOWARD, Gordon Qty Pork,

N, Y. sophomore

SCHAFFER, GREGORY, Wright sophomore
SCHAFFER, JUDITH, Liebenthoi freshman
SCHAFFER* KATHRYN, Hoxte junior
SCHAFFTER, MIKE, Hutchinson freshman
SCHALANSKY, GLENDA, Almeng Freshman

SCHAMBER, DENNIS, Phillipsburg freshman
SCHEIB, DEBORAH, Lyons sophomore
SCHENK* DONNA, Great Bend Junior
SCHEUFLER, LYLE, ElEinwood junior
5CHEUERMAN, ROBIN, Bison junior

SCHEVE, TERRY, Herndon freshman
SCHICK, CARLA, Phiilipsburg sophomore
SCHI ELDS* GARY, Goodlond sophomore
SCHIEWE, VALGR1E, Preston freshman
SCHIFF, ARTHENA, Prott junior

SCHIRER* ELEANOR, Newton sophomore
SCHLAGECK, STEVE, Hox-e freshman
SCHLICK, EDNA, Salina junior
5CHLQCT E RMEI ER, JANET* ElEinwood junior
SCHLOCTERMEIER, PAUL, EHInwood junior

Pi Delta Epsilon members [earn about the
printing end of yearbook production as
they four American Yearbook Co.

307

Classes Schl-Schn

SCHLEGEL, BRYAN, Seneca [unior
SCHIAPP, JO ANN, Goodland junior
SCHLITTER, KATERI, Hay$ freshman
SGHMALZR1ED, LYNDEL, Sharon Springs sophomore
SCHMEIDLER, DARRELL, Hays freshman

SCHMElDLER, DONNA, Catherine junior
SCHMElDLER, JOHN, Catherine junior
SCHMElDLER, NEAL, Catherine junior
SCHMIDT, CARLA, Inman sophomore
SCHMIDT, DAVID, Hoys junior

SCHM3DT, DONALD, Hays junior
SCHMIDT, JOSEPH, Hoys junior
SCHMIDT, KATHERINE, WoKeeney freshman
SCHMIDT, MARLA, Catherine freshman
SCHMIDT, MELVIN, Pfeifer junior

SCHMIDT, MICHAEL, Grand Island, Neb. freshman
SCHMIDT, PHYLLIS, Catherine junior
SCHMIDT, TERRENCE, Hays freshman
SCHMIDTBERGER, RAYMOND, Victoria freshman
SCHNE I DER, D AVI D, Wo Keeney jun io r

SCHNEIDER, JAMES, Downs freshman
SCHNEIDER, JANEEN, Ellsworth junior
SCHNEIDER, LOIS, Olmitz freshman.
SCHNEIDER, PAMELA, Goodland freshman
SCH N EIDER, RONALD, Osborne fresh man

308

Classes Sch-Sco

SCHNELLE, CINDY, Oakley junior
SGHNEWElS, GAROLD, Hoisington junior
SCHQENDALLEft ANN, LoCrcsse freshman
SCHOENFELD, BELINDA, Groinfiefd freshman
SCHOCNIHALER, CLARjNDA, EJIfs junior

SCHOLLE, BETH, Dodge City junior
SCHOONOVER, JEFF, Ulysses freshman
SCHRADER, JUDY, Kinsley junior
SCHREIBER, CATHY, Beaver junior
SCHREINER, BARBARA, Hays fresh mon

SCHROEDER, NANCY, Lorraine freshman
SCHRODER, TOM, Hoys freshmen
SCHUCKMAN, DEBRA, Brownell freshman
SCHUGART, JUDY, Great Bend sophomore
SCHUKMAN, JAY, Hoys sophomore

SCHUKMAN, JOHN, Hays freshman
SCHULTE, JULY, Cowker City sophomore
SCHULTE. KAREN, Russell sophomore
SCHULTE, PAULA, Norton freshman
SCHULTE, SAND1E, Gorhom freshman

SCHULTZ, ARLEN, Hofyrood freshman
SCHULZ, CHERl, Bushton freshman
SCH U U, DONNA, Hunter f reshman
SCHUMACHER, CALVIN, Hays freshman
SCHUMACHER, THOMAS, Hoys Freshman

SCHUMAN, LILA, Walhena junior
SC H U P B AC H , GARY, K i o wo f resh mo n
SCHURLE, GLENDA, Manhattan freshman
SC H UST E 8, M I C H AEL, Ellis fresh ma n
SCHWAB, BEVERLY, LaOos&e junior

SCH WANK E, CH ARLES, Scott City sophomore
SCHWARZ, GREG, Hays junior
SCHWARZ, LAURETA, Grinnell freshman
SCHWARZ, LEONA, Grinnell freshman
SCHWARTZ, DENNIS, Hoys freshman

SCHWARTZ, MARY KAY, Hays sophomore
SCHWEITZER, KEN, Ransom freshman
SCHWERDTFEGER, CRYSTAL, Bushron freshman
SCHWINOT, BARRY, Lakm sophomore
SCOTT, KENNETH, Satina freshman

309

Classes Sc-Sh

SCOTT, SUSAN, Kingsdown sophomore
SEAMANS, LARRY, Jewell freshman
SE BAUGH, TELIA, Narcatur sophomore
SEE BERGER,. MARY JANE, Hanover sophomore
SEELE, LINDA, Monument junior

SEIB, BELINDA, Hoys freshman
SEIBERT, PAT, Marysville junior
SEKAVEC, MARY r Brownell sophomore
$E KA VEC, THOMAS, Brownell j un ior
SELBY, ROBERT, Brewster sophomore

SELFRIDGE, ALLEN, Honston junior
SELLERS, RICHARD, Wichita freshmen
SELZER, ELLEN, Hays freshman
SEMRAD, JUDY, Hoys sophomore
SETTLES, CHERYL, Junction City sophomore

SETTLES, STEVE, Scott City junior
SEUFER, DELAINE, Hoi I y, Colo, f reshma n
SEUSER, KATHLEEN, Bison freshman
SEUSY, TONjA, Solino junior
SEVERANCE, MELANIE, Beloit freshman

SEXSON, CHARLES, Weskon sophomore
SEYB, MARGARET, leoti junior
SHANDY, ROBERT, Manhattan junior
SHANK, MYRA, Bison freshman
SHAW, KEVIN, Oakley freshman

SHAW, LINDA, Oakley junior
SHAW, SANDRA, Selden junior
SHAW, SUE, Sublette junior
SHAY, MARGARET, Heoly junior
SHEAFFER, LONNIE, Abilene freshman

SHEETS, DEBORAH, Lincoln freshman
SHELTON, NIKKI, Garden City junior
SHERBONDY, DICK, Alton junior
SHERMAN, ELIZABETH, Ellsworth sophomore
SHERMAN, GORDON, Hostings, Neb, freshman

SHERWOOD, CHARLES, Hays freshman
SHEWEY, HELEN, Almena junior
SHIELDS, DONALD, Glade freshman
SH I E LDS, KAY, Hill City fresh ma n
SHIPLEY, CHRIS, Holy rood junior
SHIRACK, MICHAEL, Solomon junior

310

Classes Sh-Sm

SHIRK, KAREN, friend freshman
SHIRK, TOM, Ellis freshman
SHOEMAKER, LAURA, Lee ora junior
SNOMSHOR, MARGO, Garden City Junior
SHORT, SANDRA, Rexford freshman

5HORTRIDGE, KARLA, Jetmare freshman
SHUCK, JANICE, Burdett sophomore
SHUMATE, SlGNE, Garfield sophomore
SIEFKES, CHARLOTTE, EHinwood sophomore
SiEFKES, ROBERT, Hudson freshman

SIEMENS, HAROLD, Hutchinson junior
SfLKMAN, KEVIN, Goodlond freshman
SIMMONS, BARBARA, Elizabethtown, Pa. freshman
SIMMONS, SHERYLE, Hays junior
SIMONS, DONALD, Martenthal freshman

SIMPSON, DONNIE, Wichita freshman
StMPSON, JAMES, Soli no junior
SIMS, VAN, Meade sophomore

SlRiRATTNA, BOONSONG, Bangkok, Thailand freshman
SKROLANT, DAWN, Norton freshman

SLAVIK, DARYL, Kensington freshman
SLAViN, DANNY, Burdett junior
SLIPKE. PAM, New Almeto freshman
SLOAN, JUDITH, Colby Junior
SMALLEY, CAROL, Marysville freshman

SMtES, MARCIA, Courtland sophomore
SMITH, BERNARD, Winona sophomore
SMITH, DEE, Bird City freshman
SMITH, GREGORY, Lorraine junior
SMITH, JEANNETTE, Partridge sophomore

SMITH, JERRY, Hill City sophomore
SMITH, JOLENE, Hays freshmon
SMITH, JUANITA, Cold water freshman
SMITH, KARLA, Stockton junior
SMITH, KELVIN, Lenora freshman

SMITH, LEO, Garden City junior
SMITH, LOIS, Sharon Springs junior
SMITH, MARILYN, Bucklin freshman
SMITH, MARK, Oaf I in freshman
SMITH, MERSHON, Scott City sophomore

311

Classes Sm-St

SMITH, RICK, Ellis freshman
SMULL MARVIN, St, Francis junior
SNELL, SUSAN, Garden City freshman
SODA MANN, MARK, Hays freshman
SOEKEN, DANNY, Ellin wood sophomore

SOEKEN, RAYMOND, Lyons sophomore
SONDBURG, CONNIE, Winona freshman
SOWERS, SHERYL, Colby junior
SPLITTER, JANICE, Geneseo freshman
SPOHR, DENNIS, Dodge City junior

SPOMER, KATHY, Edson junior
SPREHE, JANET, Oakley junior
SPREHE, JANICE, Oakley junior
SPREIER, STEVEN, Rozel freshman
SPRESSER, KATHRYN, Dresden freshman

SPRINGER, JACALYN, Stockton freshman
SPROUT, SHARON, Gypsum freshman
STAAB, DENNIS, Hays freshman
STAAB, KARLA, Hoys freshman
STAAB, LEON L, Hoys sophomore

STAAB, LEON J., Hays junior
STAAB, TERRI, Hays freshman
STAATS, JANET, Coats freshman
STAGNER, ELIZABETH, Bazine junior
STAHL, BRUCE, Sedgwick freshman

STANLEY, DONNA, Goodlond junior
STANLEY, LYNDA, Dodge City freshman
STATELER, SHERIL, Minneala freshman
STEARNS, MICHAEL, Cawker City junior
STECKLEIN, KATHLEEN, Hays freshman

STECKLEIN, VIRGINIA, Hays sophomore
STECKLINE, SHARON, Hays freshman
STEFFAN, BEVERLY, Great Bend sophomore
STEFFEN, LOUISE, Burdett freshman
STEIN, PAULA, Collyer junior

STEIN, SCOTT, Plainville junior
STEINER, KATHY, Olmitz freshman
STEINEST, DENNIS, Russell junior
STEINIKE, PAUL, Sharon Springs sophomore
STEPHENS, LINDA, Grinndl junior

312

It s a cool dip in the creek for freshman class President Curtis Bender during the homecoming tug-of-war.

Classes Ste-Stu

STEPHENS, ROGER, Cbflm freshman
STEVENS, EUGENE, Aurora, Colo, freshman
STEVENS, TERRY, Wamego freshman
STEVENSON, GEORGE, Sterling sophomore
STEWART, ROND A, Stockton freshman

STEWART, STEPHANIE, Slockton junior
STIAWALT, NORMA, McPherson sophomore
STILL ROBERT, Kirwin junior
STINNETT, DAN, Wichita junior
STOECKLEIN, KEN, Nes$ City junior

STORM, LINDA, Hoys freshman
STORY* CYNTHIA, Plevna junior
STOVER, RITA, Garden City freshman
STRAMEL, PHIL, Cortez, Colo, freshmon
STREIT, JANET, Tipton freshman

STREJT, JEANNE, Phillipsburg junior
STREMEL, MARY, Hoxie sophomore
STROBERG, ROGER, Hutchinson junior
STROEDE, MARLENE, Ellsworth sophomore
STUART, MARY, Dodge City sophomore

STUART, PATRICK, St, Francis sophomore
STUKEN BROKER, SONDI, Kinsley sophomore
STULL, KENDALL, Turon freshman
STULL PEGGY, Luray junior
STUT2, DUANNA, Utica freshman

313

Classes Su-Th

SUELTER, CAROL Westfall freshman
SUMMERS, MARIETTA, Wallace freshman
SUMMERS, SUSAN, Ransom sophomore
SUPPES, RON, Scott City junior
SUPPES, TERRY, Bison freshman

SUTTON, BARBARA, Greensburg freshman
SWANBERG, STEVE, Alma, Neb, freshman
SWART, PATRICIA, Grinnell sophomore
SWART, SANDi, Grinne!) freshman
SWART, SANDRA, Grinnell freshman

SWAYZE, CURTIS, Cold water junior
SWEARINGEN, ROBERT, Jomestown sophomore
SWIHART, SARAH, Goshen, tnd, freshman
SWITZER, DANIEL, Dodge City junior
SWOBODA, JOHN, Hanover junior

TADDIKEN, MARK, Clifton sophomore
TAGGART, CONNiE, Hays freshman
TAPP AN, BRUCE, Lyons freshman
TATRO, FRANCIS, Giosca sophomore
TAXTER, MICHAEL, Hoys freshman

TAYLOR, DAVID, Wichita freshman
TAYLOR, GARY, Longmont, Colo, junior
TEASLEY, MICHAEL, Kansas City junior
TEASLEY, STAN, Phillipsburg freshman
TEDESCO, NOLA, Mahopac, N. Y. sophomore

TEEL, ROGER, Syracuse sophomore
TEETER, LORETTA, Ookley sophomore
TEMPLE, ROBIN, Lindsborg freshman
THALHElM, ARTHUR, Great Bend sophomore
THARP, TOM, Kiowa junior

THE IS, DAVID, Kansas City junior
THELANDER, LARRY, Salino junior
THIELE, THEODORE, Norton sophomore
THIELEN, JOSEPH, Dorronce junior
THOMAS, DOUGLAS, Jetmore junior

THGMASSQN, MARGARET, Hoys freshman
THOMM, RALPH, Kensington junior
THOMPSON, DIANNE, Ulysses freshman
THOMPSON, HARVEY, Geneseo freshman
THOMPSON, MILTON, Isabel freshman

314

Classes Th-Un

THOMPSON:, PAM, Wichita freshman
THOMPSON, SHIRLEY, Muliinville fres hman
THORNTON, BETTY, Greai Bend freshman
THUMMEL, JON, PlafnviJIe sophomore
THURMAN, CRAIG, Great Bend sophomore

THYFAULT, CARMELLA, Domar junior
TITTEL, JANA, Russell sophomore
TITTEL, LANA, Russell freshman
TITTLE, LINDA, Liberal f un ior
TOBIAS, ELAINE, Lyons freshman

TODD, LARRY, Good land freshmen
TODD, YONNA, Elkhart junior
TOE PEER, TOM, Hays 'sophomore
TONGISH, DAVE, Herdon freshman
TOWNS, RANDY, Stockton fresh mon

TOWNS, SUSAN, Poke freshman
TOWNSEND, KATHRYN, Lebanon, Neb. freshman
TRENT, ANNA, Pratt freshman
TREU, PATRICK, Hays sophomore
TRICKLE, ROBERT, Longford sophomore

TRICKS, TOMMY, Ulysses freshman
TRIPP, KERRY, Beloit sophomore
TROUT, SUSAN, Haysville junior
TROWBRIDGE, ELAINE, Brownell junior
TROWBRIDGE, THOMAS, Salinq sophomore

TUCKER, BILLY, Scott City junior
TUCKER, NANCY, Johnson junior
TURKLE, DIANA, Hoysvtlle sophomore
TURLEY, CAROL, Greensburg sophomore
TURNBULL, MARCIA, Jetmore sophomore

TURNER, GREG, Wichita sophomore
TURNER, JOHN, Little River sophomore
TURNER, PEGGY, Fowler sophomore
TURNER, SCOTT, Downers Grove, III. junior
TUTTLE, DENNIS, Quinter freshman

UBERT, ROBERT, Hoys junior
ULlN, TWfLA, Hunter freshmon
UNDERWOOD, LANA, WEchito sophomore
UNRIEN, MARYBETH, Plainville freshman
UNRUH, BONNIE, Fowler sophomore

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Classes Un-Wa

UNRUH, DEBRA, Montezuma freshman
UNftUH, SUSAN, Copeland freshman
U PH AM, K A T H Y, Junction Ci ty so pho more
URBAN, KATHRYN, Ellsworth junior
URBAN, TERRANCE, Bison freshman

VAGUE, JEANETTE, Ellsworth sophomore
VAH LING, WILLIAM, Clayton sophomore
VALLENTINE, SUSIE, Topeka freshman
VALLIN, EMILY, Bird City junior
VANDIVIER, JUANITA, Sawyer freshman

VAN EATON, QUENTIN, Stockton sophomore
VANDBGRIFFE, JANICE, Atwood sophomore
VAN DOREN, MARILYN, Hoys freshman
VAN KOOTEN, LAVERNE, Long Island junior
VANN, DIANE, Lakin sophomore

VANN, MARY JO, Fowler junior
VAN VLEET, MERALD, Arcadia, freshman
VAN WEY, CONNIE, Belleville junior
VAN WINKLE, KENNETH, St, John junior
VAN WINKLE, RICHARD, Ransom sophomore

VAP, RICHARD, Atwood junior
VENNEBERG, GERALD, Syracuse junior
VINCENT, JOHN, Sterling freshman
VINCENT, MARTHA, Hoys freshman
VON ADA, DEBRA, Sylvan Grove freshman

VONADA, KAREN, Lincoln junior
VON FELDT, DARREL, Hays freshman
VON FELDT, JOHN, Hays freshman
VOPAT, ALAN, Wilson junior
VORAN, SHARON, Cimarron junior

VORE, CARL, Kendall junior
VQTH, JAN, Ellinwood freshman
V ft AT ( L, CON N I E, La r ned j on ior
WADSWORTH, TIM, Sedgwick sophomore
WAGNER, GARY, Victoria freshmon

316

Classes Wag-War

WAGNER. MARCIA, Poko freshman
WAGNER, TERRY, Hoys freshman
WAHRMAN, JOSEPH, Bird City junior
WAIT, JACQUELYN, Notomo freshman
WALDMAN, GEORG ENE, Gra infield fresh mon

WALDO, DENNIS, Oberlin freshmon
WAlDSCHMlDf, CYNTHIA, LeCrosse sophomore
WALDSCKM3DT, MJJCE, LoCrasse freshmon
WALKER, BARBARA, Fowler freshmon
WALKER, CHERIE, Deerfield junior

WALKER, DEBt, Ulysses sophomore
WALKER, KENNETH, Wathena freshmon
WALKER, MARSHALL, Ulysses freshmon
WALKER, RALPH, Dodge City junior
WALKER, RONALD, Ulysses sophomore

WALKER, THELMA, Fowler junior
WALLACE, AL JOE, Barnard junior
WALLACE, ROBIN, Wichita sophomore
WALTER, CATHERINE, Victoria sophomore
WALTERS, BERNITA, Hays freshman

WALTERS, DAVID, Hays sophomore
WALTERS, IRIS, Hays sophomore
WALTERS, KATHLEEN, Hays sophomore
WALTERS, MARY, Hoys freshmon
WALTERS, nancy, liberal junior

WALTERS, THOMAS, Hays junior
WALTERS, WILLIAM, Hoys junior
WALTON, KELLY, Wichita freshmon
WALZ, LYNN, Greensburg sophomore
WANKLYN, ALLAN, Rondoll freshmon

WANN, DAVID, Hays junior
WANNAMAKER, JENNIFER, Ellis sophomore
WARD, CYNTHIA, Ulysses sophomore
WARD, JULIE, Cloyton freshmon
WARD, LESLIE, Norcatgr freshmon

WARD, TRANDA, Red Cloud, Neb. sophomore
WARLQP, SHARON, Holyrood freshmon
WARREN, MARY ANN, Stafford freshmon
WARRICK, DIANNA, Horsing ion sophomore
WARRICK, KEN, HoiirngTon junior

317

Classes Wa-Wh

WASINGER, EDWIN* Hays junior
WASINGER, LLOYD p Victoria sophomore
WASINGER, MAX, Garde* City junior
WASSINGER, SANDRA, Ness City junior
WASTOG, MICHAEL, Cayerville, N. J, freshman

WEATHERS, DOUG, Greot Bend freshman
WEBER, ARLENE, Ft. Scott sophomore
WEBER, CAROLYN. Hays Freshman
WEBER, EILEEN, La Crosse freshman
WEBER, JOSEPH, Oof fin junior

WEBER, MARY, Haxie junior
WEBS, GAY LEE, Alexander freshman
W E BST E R, CHAR LES* Canton j u n Ear
WEIGEL, LELAND, OakJey sophomore
WE1LERT, SHEILA, Hays junior

WEIMER, BOB, Grafnfield sophomore
WEIMER, EUGENE. Ellis junior
WE3SHAAR, VICKI, Argonio freshman
WELBORN, COLLEEN, Clyde freshman
WELKER, JUDY, Alton junior

WELLBROCK, RICHARD, Ellis sophomore
WELTY, ANN, Pittsburg freshman
WENCIKER, ANNA LEI, Tribune sophomore
WENRICK, CARL, Cimarron junior
WENTE, CAROL, Morlond sophomore

WERNER, DONALD, El I inwood junior
WERNER, WAYNE, Sharon freshmon
WERTH, CAROLYN, McCracken freshmon
WERTH, DALE, Sc hoe nc hen freshman
WERTH, DARRELL, Hoys sophomore

WERTH, RONALD, Sehoenchen freshman
WERTH, WAYNE, McCracken freshman
WESSEL, HELEN, Selden junior
WEST, RICHARD, Heoly freshmon
WEST, THOMAS, Heoly freshman

WESTBROOK, DEBORAH, Rhillfpsbwrg junior
WESTPHAL, DONALD, Hays sophomore
WE ST PH AL, Nancy, Isabel sophomore
WETZ, GREG, Kiowa freshman
WHEATCROFT, DENNIS, Ell in wood sophomore

319

Classes Wh-Wi

WHEATCROFT, JANICE, Shields junior
WHEELER, LETA, Wakeeney sophomore
WHEELER, SUSAN, Garden dry sophomore
WHlTCHEft, PEGGY, Prairie Village trevhman
WHITE, BOBBI JO, Hill CiTy junior

WHITE, JOEL, Wichita sophomore
WHITE, LYLE, Kansas City junior
WHITE, MASK, Derby sophomore
WHITEHEAD, STEVE, Meade freshman
WHITESIDE, GERALD, Speorville freshmon

WICHERS, JOYCE, Beloit freshman
WfCKE, LINDA, Atwood junior
WlCKERSHAM, STEVEN, Saline freshman
W! DENES, BETTY, Ellin wood junior
W1ESENDANGER, JOYCE, Solino freshmon

WIESE, EMMA, Luroy junior
WtGGJNS, CLIFTON, Pratt junior
WILGERS, MARY LEE, Hoys junior
WILHELM, DONALD, Rush Center freshman
WILHELM, ROBERT, Sterling sophomore

WILKEN, EDWARD, Modoc freshmon
WILKERSON, GARY, Monter freshman
WILKINSON, MARY, Goodtand freshman
WJLLARS, JANET, Delphos freshman
WILLIAMS, AMY, La Crosse freshmon

WILLIAMS, DAVID, Denver, Colo, freshman
WILLIAMS, DEBBIE, Mu I tin vide freshman
WILLIAMS, DONNA, Hays junior
WILLIAMS, LINDA, Pdainville sophomore
WILLIAMS, ORVILLE, Montezuma freshmon

WILLIAMS, TRUDY, Greensburg sophomore
WILLIS, BETH, Syracuse freshman
WILLIS, CHARLES, Syracuse junior
WILSON, BOYD, Shields junior
WILSON, FLOYD, Shields junior

WELSON, FRED, Ho ze I tan junior
WILSON, JERRY, Mankato freshman
WILSON, STEVE, Wichita freshman
WINDHOLZ, DOUGLAS, Hoys freshman

WINDHOLZ, GUY, Hays sophomore

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Classes Wi-Wu

WINDHOIZ, KENNETH, Hays sophomore
WINQHOIZ. KENNETH X, Hoys freshman
WINDHOIZ, WAYNE, Hays freshman
WINKLER, STEVE. Rozel junior
WINTER, DEBBIE, Great Bend freshman

WINTON. RICHARD. Arvada, Colo, freshman
WlRTZ, JAYNE, Great Bend junior
WIRTZ, JOtEEN, Great Bend sophomore
WITTHUHN, VERLENE, Bovine freshman
WITTHUHN, VERTA, Bazine sophomore

WITTlG, JUNE, Susonk sophomore
WITTMAN, CYNTHIA, Russel! sophomore
WITTMAN, JANE, Russell freshman
WITTMAN, LLOYD, Hoys freshman
WITTMAN, PATRICIA, Ellis sophomore

W1TWER, KAREN, Abilene junior
WQBKER, DAVID, Omaha, Neb. soph a more
WOLF, ANNA, Goddard freshman
WOLF, BARBARA, Hoys freshman
WOLF, ROBERT, Roys sophomore

WOLFE, DAN, Dodge City junior
WOLFE, ROVELLA, Norton freshman
WALTERS, JOYCE, Portls sophomore
WOMACK, ROGER, Newton freshman
WONG, SHING CHI, Hong Kong freshman

WOODS, KENNETH, Ellsworth junior
WOODS, MAE JEAN, Lebanon sophomore
WOODS, PH ILL! P, Greensburg sophomore
WOODY, BERNICE, Beverly freshman
WOOLDRIDGE, BRAD, Ulysses freshman

WORCESTER, STEVEN, Hill City sophomore
WORDEN, SUSAN, Norton sophomore
WORLEY, ALLAN, Lawrence freshman
WOYDZIAK, BOB, Dorrance sophomore
WGYDZIAK, STEVEN, Hoisington sophomore

WRIGHT, JOSEPH, Wichita sophomo re
WRIGHT, MARCIA, Kiowa fresh man
WRIGHT, RUSSELL, Sioux City, to. freshman
WRIGHTMAN, CATHY, Derby sophomore
WURM, NANCY, Oberltn freshman

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Classes Wy-Zw

WYATT, JOHN, N* Y. Gly, N. Y, junior
WYATT, LINDA, Rexford junior
WYATT, SHARON, Ashland, junior
WYCOFF, JAY, Anthony freshman
WYCOFF, SUSAN, Greot Bend sophomore

WYLEY, LINDA, Kirwin junior
WYLEY, KAY, Kirwin freshman
YALE, LUCILLE, Groinfieid junior
YEA2EL, ,DAYNA, Kansas City freshman
YENNE, DONNA, Smith Center sophomore

YODER, CHERYL, Goodlond freshman
YGNK, WESLEY, Phijlipsburg freshman
YOUNG, CANDACE, Oberlin junior
YOUNT, BILL, Sublette freshman
YOXALL, BONNIE, Stockton sophomore

YOXALL, DIANNA, Stockton freshman
YUST, PHIL, Sylvia junior
ZAMEtNJK, IRWIN, Luray freshman
ZECHA, DAVID, Lamed junior
ZEIGLER, ZEARL, Wilmore freshman

ZELLNER, JOE, Marienthol junior
ZERFAS, TERRY, Ellis sophomore
ZERR, DEAN, Atwood junior
ZERR, DENNIS, Grinnell sophomore
ZERR, KEVIN, GrinneLE freshman

ZIEGLER, GWEN, Cotlyer- sophomore
ZIEGLER, KATHLEEN, Collyer freshmen
ZIEGLER, KATHY, Groinfieid freshman
Z1ER, KRISTIN, Lincoln junior
ZILLINGER, ALAN, Phillipsburg sophomore

ZIMMER, KURT, Jamestown f res him an
ZIMMERMAN, JANA, Hoys freshman
ZIMMERMAN, LARRY, Hays sophomore
Z1PFEL, GARY, Belleville, 111. junior
Z W EY G A R DT, CHAR L EN E, St * Fro nc is so p homo re

ZWICKLE, LONNY, Norton sophomore
ZWINK, TIMOTHY, Macksville junior

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The year has passed;

Our shadows have lengthened.
Hopefully, we have begun to learn
The special lesson of loving.

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Our year is over. All of us have
grown in some aspect of life; each
is closer to casting his own inde-
pendent shadow.

My year as editor has been a
series of memorable frustrations and
accomplishments. But this Reveille is
not my book alone; it belongs to the
school and especially to that part
of Fort Hays that did the most to
make it a reality: the students.

in giving thank-you’s, the biggest
must go to the staff for their loyalty
and willingness to work extra hours
in order to complete the book.
Leader staff has proven to be price-
less ally. Mrs. Rogers, our advisor,
and Taylor Publishing Co. represen-
tative Paul McClellan, have given me
the needed knowledge and assistance
to do the job. Thanks to the Photo
Lab staff for providing the pictures
you see in this book. Without them
the fun part — the pictures — would
be lacking.

And finally, a special hug of ap-
preciation to Lynn Bunker, Ella Ray-
burn and Rita English who did so
much to keep my spirits up and get
the pages done.

Roxy Green
Editor

SPECIAL CREDITS

Photo: Sunrise — p, 1, Dennis Franz; AW Winter
Scenes, Dennis Franz; Inauguration Shots, Photo
Lab; Moon Shots, NASA,

Cover Design: Dale Bennett, Taylor Publishing
Co. and Joe Wright, Port Hays Stale,

Class Pictures: De’me Studios,

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1009 Main Street 625-3810

COMFORT PLUS BEAUTY

HOME FURNITURE CO.

229 West 10th 625-2589

334

Houseware
Auto Supplies
Latest Fashions

Sporting Equipment

School Supplies Just a Few of the Many

Health and Beauty Aids Departments In Our New Store

ALCO

2702 Vine
628-1095

School Supplies •for the Student
Office Supplies for the Businessman

MARKWELL'S INC.

10 IQ Main Street 625-96 1 i

FHS bowling classes enjoy themselves at Centennial

Go Bowling!

CENTENNIAL LANES

2400 Vine 625-2916

335

HAYS NATIONAL BANK

Put Your Money in Good Hands! Member FD1C

Each year Central Kansas Power Co., Inc., grants two scholarships to Fort Hays State
students who are children of company employees. President John Stewart presents
this year's scholarships to Kathy Riedel (left) and Leta Wheeler (right).

CENTRAL KANSAS POWER CO.

Serving the College, the Community and the Area
With Dependable Economical Gas and Electric Service
YOUR TAXPAYING, INVESTOR-OWNED PUBLIC UTILITY

III East llth
625-3437

336

2414 Vine
625-3015

JEP'S SUPER SERVICE PHILLIPS 66

1300 Mam

SERVICE PLUS 625-2715

BOOGAARTS SUPER MARKET

Fine Foods and Choice Meat
We Also Have a Fine Selection in Our Shoe Department.

, tci w rr> '' ’ J

337

VARSITY BOWL

We Have Plenty of Parking Space and a Drive-In Window If You're in a Hurry.

EAT AT THE

VARSITY BOWL
4th and Main
625-9955

W & 2 ? -

We Have the Very Finest in Movie Entertainment.

Bring the Kids and Don't Forget to Refresh at the Snack Bar.

FOX THEATRE

1202 Main 625-9567

338

SPORT MODELS
LUXURY MODELS
ECONOMY MODELS

General Motors Cars Are Designed to Please.

JENSEN MOTORS INC.

108 East 13th 628-8231

Anytime you get hungry, stop in and dine
with us. We'll fill you up with delicious food
at economical prices.

DAN S CAFE

OPEN 24 HOURS

Highway 40 By-Pass 625-9429

Ktds of All Ages Shop at

FT. HAYS PHARMACY

2 i 7 West 10th 625-3469

Fort Hays Nurses Receive Much of Their Training at —

HADLEY REGIONAL
MEDICAL CENTER

201 East 7th 625-3441

339

PIERCE-SCHIPPERS
CONSTRUCTION CO., INC

HELPING FORT HAYS STATE GROW

General Office — Farmers State Bank Building 625-2417

Contractors for the Fort Hays State Memorial Union Annex and Wiest Dormitory Addition

340

RAMADA INN
ROADSIDE HOTELS

A Haven for Weary Travelers

3205 North Vine
628-8261

Ramada Inn

MARS

RESTAURANT

Cantonese Delicacies and
Savory t Tasty American Dishes
3205 North Vine
625-6315

341

JOSTEN'S

LARGEST CLASS RING
AND ANNOUNCEMENT
COMPANY IN THE WORLD

SERVING FORT HAYS

Our Representative
GARY CASEY

Box 686, Hays, Kansas 625-5769

PURDY'S

PHARMACY

We Think of Your Health,
109 West 10th 625-2529

unions

232 West 9th
628-1022

COMMERCIAL

RESIDENTIAL

RENTALS

Smart Athletes Come to Fort Hays State
Smart Buyers Come to

HINKHOUSE-WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE

342

GAGELMAN MOTORS

Maverick, Mustang, Falcon, Torino, Galaxy, LTD, Thunderbird

528 East 8th 625-3411

Beautify the Inside of Your Home.

HOUSE OF COLOR

110 West nth 625-3814

Whether It Is a Sad Time or a Glad
Time, Flowers Say It Better.

HAYS FLORAL SHOP

115 West 8th 625-7115

NORTHWESTERN

TYPEWRITER

We Not Only Have Typewriters.
We Have Every Office Supply
You’ll Need,

800 Main
625-7323

It's always
customer first
at Ellis County's
largest and
oldest bank!

1200 Main
625-6595

Two Fort Hays State Students Speak With C. Ozwin Rutledge.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK

344

If You Like to Dress Well
Come fo

CALHOUN'S INC.

27th and Hall 628-8816

BROWN'S SHOE FIT CO.

Our Primary Concern is the Comfort of Your Feet.
1102 Main 625-2711

m

2102 Vine 625-751!

We are known all over the coun-
fry for our delicious pizzas. Come
in and try one.

PIZZA HUT

345

PHILIP & SON BERNARD'S

HARDWARE MEN'S WEAR

719 Main
625-3611

101! Main 625-3913

Tools and Supplies for the
Building Professions

DAG'S

PIZZA

Also

Many Other
Italian Dishes

8th and Vine
628-1522

346

YOGI BEAR'S

Honey Fried

CHICKEN

2503 Vine 628-1117

MIDWEST
TOBACCO CO.

Distributors ol Budweiser, Michelob,
and Busch Bavarian

811 Fori 625-3712

Constantly at Work to Bring You the News

NEWS PUBLISHING CO.

507 Main 625-3421

New Facilities
to

Serve You Better

HOME LUMBER CO INC.

8th and Vine 625-2216

347

GUERCIO

STUDIOS

Top Quality Photography
1303 Mam 625-23 10

CHALLENGER

MOTORS

Dodge Cars and Trucks
Number One Used Cars

You may be Dodge material!

170$ Vine 628-1409

Close to
campus for
between class
refreshment
or after
school snacks

625-9892
507 West 7th

RED COAT RESTAURANT

348

FOUR

SEASONS

Women's Apparel
■for All Occasions
802 Main 625-9713

SPECIAL,
50f '

KAYS

Television and Radio

Bob Davis Is there at Fort Hays State sporting events to give you full
coverage.

2303 Hall 625-2578

Women who want to look lovely look to us.

Only the best quality for the well dressed male.

THE

VILLAGE

SHOP

LADIES' SHOP
1102 Main

628-8317

MEN'S SHOP
i 1 02 Main

625-9732

349

Editor, Roxy Green, adds another 1969 REVEILLE to the top of the growing collection of Fort
Hays State yearbooks.

Printed by TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY
Represented by Paul McClellan

350

A & A
COORS

America's Fine Light Beer
Brewed With Pure
Rocky Mountain Spring Water
East 8th 625-9638

KOBLER

MOTOR COMPANY

Come In and Drive
Our New Gremlin.

124 East 8th 625-9710

Refreshment

Anytime

East Highway 40
625-2613

PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO.

351

CHAMPLIN

SERVICE

High Quality Gas
Quick Service

You are number one here!

8th and Ash 625-262!

AL'S BOOTERY

Nice Looking Clothes
Need Nice Looking Shoes!
809 Main 625-2123

Tire Bargains Trained Mechanics

27th and Vine 625-2569

HARTMAN OIL CO.

2917 Vine 625-2523

What You Need Is an Escape Machine!

LUNGREN

CHEVROLET OLDS INC.

352

REVEILLE Says Thank You Advertisers

The Reveille would like to take
this opportunity to thank all of the
Hays businesses who have advertised
in the Reveille, this year and in pre-
vious years, for their good faith and
patronage* You have been very good
to us*

This volume of the Reveille is the
last to include an advertising sec-
tion, Omitting this section Is not
something the Reveille alone is do-
ing* Yearbooks all over the nation
are discontinuing ads for various
reasons*

Three Hays firms have been with
the Reveille since its first volume
was published in 1914* To you we
say a special Thank You*

May you all continue to prosper
in the years to come.

REVEILLE Advertisers Since 1914

FIRST NATIONAL BANK
MARKWELL'S INC.
WIESNER’S

Senior Abbreviations

AA H PE R — Amer f can Association of Health Physi-
cal Education and Recreation; Adm.- — Administra-
tion: ADV* — Advertising; AGD — Alpha Gamma
Delta; Agric. — Agriculture ; AKL — Alpha Kappa
Lambda; A&L — Artists and Lectures: ASC — All
Student Council; Assn. — Association; AWS — As-
sociated Women Students: BA. — Bachelor of Arts;
B.M. — Bachelor of Music; B-S, — Bachelor of Sci-
ence: BSM — Baptist Student Movement; Bof. — Bot-
any: Bus — Business; CCC — Ca mpus Crusade of
Christ; Chem. — Chemistry: Chm, — Chairman:

Comm, — 'Committee; Cor. — Corresponding: CYD —
Collegiate Young Democrats; CYR— Collegiate
Young Republicans; Delta Sfg. — Delta Sigma Phi;
DZ — Delta Zeta: Econ. — Economics; Ed. — Editor;
Educ. — Education; Elem. — Elementary; Eng. — Eng-
lish; FCA — Fellowship of Christian Athletes; FHSP
— Fort Hays Star Promenaders: Gen, — General;
Hist. — Historian: ICF — In ter- Varsity Christian Fel-
lowship ; IFC — -Inter- Fraternity Council; Ind. — In-
dustrial; IRC — -International Relations Club;
KAH PER— Kansas Association of Health, Physical
Education and Recreation; KATE — -Kansas Associa-
tion of Teachers of English; KFHS — Campus Radio
Station; KHEA — Kansas Home Economics Associa-
tion; KMEA — Kansas Music Educators Association;
KSSNA — Kansas State Student Nurses Association;
KSTA — Kansas State Teachers Association; Math —
Mathematics; MENC^-Musfc Educators National
Conference: Mgr. — Manager; MPEC — Men's Physi-
cal Education Club; NSNA — National Student
Nurses Association; PEMC — Physical Education
Majors Club: Phi Sig — Phi Sigma Epsilon; Phys.—
Physical; Pol. — -Political; Pres, — President; Psych. —
Psychology; P-r-P— People-to-People ; Rec. — Re-
cording; Rep. — Representative: 5CEC — Student
Council for Exceptional Children; Sci. — - Science;
Sec— Secretary; Sig Ep— Sigma Phi Epsilon; Sig
Tau -Sigma Teu Gamma: 300 — Student Organiza-
tions Committee; Soc. — Sociology; S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A.
—Society for the Promotion and Enjoyment of
Barber Shop arret Singers of America ; SK —
Sigma Kappa; SNEA — Student National Educa-
tion Association; TKE — Tau Kappa Epsilon; Treas, —
Treasurer; Tri Sig — Sigma Sigma Sigma; UCF—
United Christian Fellowship; UN— United Na-
tions: V-Pres, — -Vice President; Who’s Who- — Who's
Who Among Students in American Universities
and Colleges; WLO^-Women's Leadership Or-
ganization; WRA— Women's Recreation Associa-
tion.

Dean Michael Stewart welcomes Sen.
George McGovern, D-S.D., at the Hays
airport. Sen. McGovern spoke before a
special convocation of Hays citizens, FHS
studen+s and faculty In the Coliseum Feb.
10 .

354

A & A Coors , 35 1

A 6. W Drive Inn . , . , 334

At's Bootery . . 352

Alcd , , . * * , ♦ * * * . * « 355

Ben Dreiling Motors .,,,.,. 32B

Bernard Men's We or 345

Boogocrts Soper MarkeT . . . 337
Brown Shoe Fit Co. ....... 345

Calhoun's Inc. 345

Compos Book Store ....... 333

Centennial Lanes ........ 335

Control Kansas Power Co. ... 336

Challenger Motors . , 348

Dog's Pizza ............... 346

Dan's Cafe 339

Dillon's North Store 331

Dillon's Super Market 331

Mr. William S. Abruzzi . . 67, H 4
Dr. Robert M, Adorns ....... 66

Miss Antonia R. Alcantara * , . 59,

113

Mrs. L Heene Allen . . 75

Mr. Wallace m. Alver 66

Mrs. Rose Marie Arnhold . . . 67

Miss Ethel V, Arlmon 44

Dr. Sidney R, Ash ...... 71, I IB

Mrs. Alison Atkins .......... 60

Mr. Alan M, Atwater Jr. .... 63

Mr. Bryan Bachkaro ........ 52

Dr. Kenneth R. Baker ........ 51

Mrs, Marcia L. Bannister , 107, 61

Dr. Leland Bartholomew 60

Mr. Don Barton 52

Mrs. lenz Baxter 49

Mrs. Vivian Baxter . 72

Mr. Carroll L Beordslee . 44, 174,

175

Dr. Elton Beougher , 72

Mr. O. 2, Biizell 49, 97

Mrs. Katherine I. Bogart .... Si
Dr. Russell Rogue .......... 120

Mrs. Virginia Bomhoidi 58

Mr, Mark Bostwick , . 64

Mr. Charles G, Brehm . , , 53, 157

Mr. Brian D. Brtese 63

Mr. Doyle K, Brooks 73

Advertising Directory

Formers State Bank

. . 327

Home Furniture Co. , . . .

.. 334

Restaurant

. 346

First Motional Bank ......

. . 344

Home Lumber Co, ,*,**■**

„ 347

Music Manor Inc, .......

. 328

For? Hays Pharmacy

., 339

House of Color ........

. .. 343

News Publishing Co* ......

Four Seasons

. . 349

J. R. Chomplin Service ♦

. 352

Northwestern Typewriter

, 344

Fox Theatre ...

.. 338

jomes Motor Co * .

. , . 329

Pi erce-Sc h i p pers Const. Co.

. 340

Gagelman Motors .......

. . 343

Jep's Super Service Phillips

Pizza Hut .

Guerclo Studios

.. 348

66

. .. 337

Purdy's Pharmacy

. 342

Hadley Rcgionai Medical

JoSTen's . . . .

... 342

Ramoda Ion

, 391

Center

.. 339

KAYS . . . . .

... 349

Red Coot Restouront

. 348

Hartman Oil Co. .......

.. 352

Kobfer Motor Co. ......

. 351

S & W Supply

, 330

Hays City Drug

326

Lungren Chevrolet and

Sandy's 4 ♦

Hays Floral Shop .......

. . 343

Oldsmoblle

. . . 352

Surburban Dry Cleaners . . .

, 329

Hays National Bank

. . 336

Mark well's Inc,

... 335

Varsity Bow! .

, 338

Hoys Travel Agency .....

. . 338

Mors Restaurant ....

. , . 39 t

Vernon Jewelers .........

Hinkhouse-Wiiliams Rea!

Midwest Tobacco Co,

... 347

Village Shop

. 349

Estate

.. 342

Motel Vagabond and

Wiesner's . ,

Faculty Index

Mr.

Gary C, Brooks

. 61

Mr.

Srandtee V. Dolton .

. 44

Mr,

Ruff L Gentry , , ,

, 69,

104

Mr.

R. U, Brooks

. 48

Mrs,

Eleanor Davidson

58

Mr.

Glenn G. Giniher . ,

■ 52,

106

Mr.

Robert H. Brawn .... 60.

132

Dr.

Gordon W, Davidson

».**•*•<

- 64

Mr.

Patrick H Gaeser

. 60

Mr.

Ear! H. Budke jr, ......

. 71

Dr.

Emerald V. Dechant * *

, 51

Dr.

Pcul A. Grabef . , . .

. 59,

1 1 2

Mr.

Donald Bum pass .......

, 63

Mr.

lyie DU ley ........

. 60

Mr.

Donn Graham . „ , ,

. 60

Dr.

Richard £. Burnett

. 46

Mrs.

Martho Dirks . . . . .

, 56

Df*

Hylda G. Groesbeck

. 51

Dr.

Gory L. Butterfield .....

. 66

Dr.

Edith Dobbs -------

. 51

Mr.

James D. Gruber

. 73

Mr,

Bennie L Byler ........

, 69

Mr.

William C Dooley .

63

Or.

John W. Gustod . . .

.., 10-12

Dr.

C, Richard Cain .... 52,

106

Mr.

Conrad M, Downing .

. 58,

99

* Dr.

Samuel Hamilton . ,

. 58

Mr.

Marc Campbell Jr. ....

. 56

Dr.

Rober* l. Dressier . *

70

Dr,

Calvin E. Harbin

, 50

Dr.

Benito Corbcilo . . 59, 96,

113,

Mr.

Po'fick Drinari

65,

117

Mrs,

Margery T, Horkness

- 56

124

Mr,

Laurence Dryoen

72

Mr,

Wallace W, Harris

, 69

Mr.

Kenneth Carter

* 65

Mr,

Gerald Du neon

. . . .

, 51

Mrs,

DonnG Harsh , . , ,

. 51

Dr.

Harola $, Choguill

, 70

Miss

Patricia Duncan , , .

53

Mr.

Thomas R. Hartley ,

. . 48,

, 58

Miss

Rachel Christopher

, 56

Mrs.

E-izabeTh G. Edmund

. 61

Mr,

Eugene Harwick . .

. 57

Mrs.

Martho ClafUn .......

. 51

Mr,

Orville Eugene Etter

72

Mrs,

Joanne Harwick

. 57

Mr.

William E, Cloflin

. 51

Mr,

Vernon W, Foil

64

Mr.

Jack R, Heather

6L

103,

Mr.

Thoine A. Clark .......

. 69

Mr.

Dale Ficken

- 57

125

Mrs.

Cherry L. Close

. 63

Mr.

Brynell Figler . , . . .

. 60

Mr.

Peter H. Hegg , - -

* 72,

1 26

Dr.

Ralph V, Coder

. 56

Dr.

Eugene D. Ffehdrty ,

69

Mr.

James Hank house

. 57

Miss

Maria Cgdinach . . . 59,

112

Mr.

James L. Forsythe . .

- 64.

96

Mr.

Kenneth L. Hlodek

, 69

Dr.

Blaine 1,. Cole

. 51

Mr,

A!ex Francis . , £3,

149,

151,

Mr.

Earl R. Hobos 53,

157,

170,

Mr.

Kent Collier ..........

* 48

164

171

Dr,

Richard Collins * *

. 60

Mr,

Lloyd A, Frerer Jr. .

61.

106.

Dr.

Elizabeth Hodges

, 58

Mrs.

Frances E. Cook .

. 49

127

Mr,

Duane E. Houston

. 69

Mr.

Rex Cof nwel 1 .

. 51

Miss

Mary F rey

75

Mr.

John E. Huber , 60.

108,

136

Dr.

James 1, Cosilgan ......

, 61

Miss

Naomi R. Garner ,

SB

Mr.

Ralph Huffman

. 44

Mr,

Morton F, Coulson . . . .

. 58

Dr.

John D. Garwood , , -

46

Mr,

David L. Ison , , , , .

- 58

Mrs.

Nancy Curtis

, 72

Mrs.

Kathleen Garwood

75

Mr.

Lorraine M. Jackson

58.

Dr.

Billy C- Daley . .

. S\

Mr.

Paul A. Gatsebei . .

58

102,

122

355

Dr r

Bill D. Jellison

. 45

Miss

Cheryl Lovett

61

Dr,

Joel C. Moss

57

Mr.

Lawrence Mac Reed

Dr.

Juan A. Jimenez

. 91

Mr.

Robert L. Lawen ....

58, 122

Mr.

E. Edwin MiOyers , , .

60, ! 36

Dr.

Howard C, Reynolds .

69,

Mr*

Arris M, Johnson ,

, 51

Dr.

Robert 3, Luebrs . . , ,

64

Miss

Lais Myerly

. 47, 63

Dr.

Jimmy Rice

Mr.

Ralph A. Johnson

. 53

Miss

Sarah Mange Isdorf . .

28, 53,

Mr.

Francis N. Nichols ,

..... 57

Mr.

Robert C, Richards

70,

Miss

Ruby Johnson

. 75

1 1 8, 131

Mr.

Rodney l„ Norton , ,

. 59, 112

Mr,

Andrew Riege!

Mr,

Sidney E. Johnson

61

Mr.

Michael C. Marks

58

Mr.

James F. NugenI

45

Miss

Esto Lou Riley . , ,

Mr.

David M. Jones

65

Dr.

Delbert Marshall ....

70

Mr.

James L. OEcost

60

Dr.

Stanley L. Robertson

Mr.

James R. Jones , . .

63

Mr.

Everett L. Marshall

72

Dr.

Leo E. Olivo .......

Dr,

William N. Robinson

Mrs,

Ruth Joy

49

Mr.

Robert Maxwell

58

Mr,

Richard L, Osborne

63, 113

Mrs.

Katherine L, Rogers

Mr,

Dann Kaiser ....

. 66

Mr.

Gory L. Maydew , .

63

Mr.

Harold Palmer . . , .

60

100,

Mr.

Walter E, Keatinq .

> 47

Mr.

Wayne J. McConnell

... 53

Mr,

James L. Para mare ,

, 53, 144

Mr.

R, Lynn Rogers , , , ,

49,

Miss

Lorraine Keils^njp

58

Mr.

Jack J, McCulllek , ,

63

Dr.

Verna M. Parish . . . .

58

Dr.

Hester Romines . . . , ,

Mr.

James Kellermon . , . „

63,

125

IMrs,

Alice McFarland . . .

58, 86

Mrs.

Leona Pfeifer

59

Mr.

J. Don RofbweP * . .

Dr.

Suksan Kim .

. 58

Mr.

James S. McGinness

.... 57

Mr.

Poul E. Phillips ....

..... 63

Dr.

Max Rumpel ........

Miss

Hornet V. Ketchum

. 6i

Mr.

Darrell D. McGinnis „

. . , * . 57

Dr,

David W. Pierson . . .

69

Mr.

Don Rupp

Mr.

Robert Kingsley

. 58

Mr,

Dennis D. McKee . .

52

Mr.

Robert Pinkall

73, 1 25

Mrs.

Sandra Rupp ......

Miss

June L. Krebs . . . .

. 54

Dr,

James H. McMechan

.... 70

Mrs.

Nancy Popp

53

Mrs,

Mary Ann Rush . , ,

63,

Miss

Kaihleen Kuchar

. 57

Mr.

Edgar F. McNeill

53, 1 44,

Mrs,

Bettie Powell

56

Mr.

James Ryabik ......

Dr.

Roman V. Kuehar . ,

, 59

158, 3 59

Dr.

William B. Powers , .

51

Mrs.

Marjorie Sackett

Dr,

Roy Kurtz

51,

1 15

Mr,

Michael Meade

59, U 2

Mr,

Ernest B. Price

...... 63

Dr.

Samuel J. Socketi . . .

Miss

Ann E. Liston

64,

109

Dr.

Lew’s M, Miiler

60

Dr.

Gordon W, Price . .

. . 51, 96

Dr.

M. Q. Sayed ,

Mr.

Glen F. Lojka , . 53,

1 20,

126

Mrs.

Kathleen Miner

54

Dr.

Dan H- Rondo II , . , , .

66

iViiss

Phyllis A, Schleich , ,

60,

Dames Cub members must be wives of
college students. The organization unites
women who are "Putting Hubby Through.
Members participated in this year's Moth-
ers’ March of Dimes. Shown below are Rita
Hammond, Susan Johnson, Sue Bade, Flor-
ence March and Donna Scoby.

56

126

47

116

69

56

73

51

58,

116

126

51

61

70

63

49

104

*66

58

58

69

136

356

Mr. H. J, Schmeller . 64, 121

Mr. Elton K. Schroder ...... 69

Mr. William C. Segal , T , , . . , 61

D r T Edmund C. Shearer 70

Mr. Charles S. Sherwood .... 63
Mr, Kenneth W. Simons .... 69

Dr. Donald B. Slechta 65

Mr. Robert Smith 56

Dr. Wilda M. Smhh 64

Mr, Melvin Snyder 66

Mr. Haroid Sadamann ...... 51

Mess Monies L. Somers . , 53, 95,

130

Mr. Vernon Stallman 63

Mr, James C. Stonsbury .... 51

Dr. Lovier L. Staven . . 51

Mr. 8. J. Siewort 63

Mr. Michael O. Stewart . , 45, 96,

97

Dr. K. Mane Stolba .... 60, 136
Miss Jean Stauffer 45, 94, 96, 97,

124

Dr, Donald E, Stout 60

Dr. Roberto C. Stout 58

Mr. Tom Stromgren 53, 142, 144
Miss Leoro B. Stroup . . . 74, 1 15

126

Mr, Code Suran . . . 53, 123, 169

Mrs. Ruth Anne Theis . . , 75, I 1 5
Mr. Lorry L, Thfrstrup . . . 53, 167
Dr, Archie C. Thomas ....... 63

Mrs. Do! lie S, Thomas 46

Mrs, Vera Thomas 63

Dr. William Ross Thompson , . , 57
Mrs. Marjorie A. Thomson , . . . 67
Mr. John C. Thorns Jr. . . , , , 57

Mr. Wilmonl Toalson 72

Mr. Gary G. Toblos . 52, 1 06, 1 20
Dr. Gerold W, Tomonek . . . , - 68

Dr, John Tomlinson . 62

Mr. Dili Peter Valanrce 57

Miss Ellen Veed 72

Miss Sharon VEasok 63

Dr. Richord B. Voss 63

Mr, Myrl V. Wolker , , , . 71 , 118
Dr. Net! A, Walker ...... 10, 69

Dr, George R. Wall 63

Dr, Thomas L We-nke .... 69

Dr, Charles L. Wilhelm .... 61, 107

Dr. William P. Wilkins ....... 60

Mrs. Mqrilynn Wilson . , , 72, 94

Mr. David Winter , , 53, 160, 162,

176

Mr. Dewctyne Winterlin ,. 59, 113

Mrs. Grace Witl 58

Mr, Robert Witt 67

Dr. Morace Witten 73

Dr. W. Qemeni Wood 51

Mrs. Marian You mans 51

Dr. Raymond E. Youmans .... 75
Mr. Richord Zakrzewski . , 71, 118

General Index

A

Abel, Neil 256

Abels, Barry 234

Abendshien, Kenneth 234

Abendshien, Linda . 234

Abram, Lynda 256

Abt, Helen 256

Achenbach, Jacob .... 1 IB, 234

Acre, Relena 256

Adorns, David 121, 256

Adorns, Duane .... 120, 200, 256

Adams, Kevin ........ 167, 256

Adorns, Mary ........ 186, 256

Adams, Steven 224, 256

Adamson, Elaine .. 115, 121, 234

Adamson, Thomos . . . 234

Adkins, Cunthia , . . 256

Agin, James 234

Agnew Hall . , . , 184-137

Allshie, Dale . 234

Akers Robert 126

Albers, Albert , . 234

Albers, Donnie 234

Albers, Linda 256

Albers, Robert 256

Albers, William 256

Albert, Leon 106

Albert, Pamela rn , 118, 130, 234

Albrecht, Dianna .......... 256

Albright, Kyle 89

Albright, Robert 197, 256

Alexander, Darwin . . . . . 228, 256

Alexander, Pomelo ........ 256

Alford, Hazel . . . . 256

Alford, Marion 11, 234

Alford, Patricio ........... 234

Allen, Dennis 234

Allen, Elaine 234

Allen, Jody 116, 256

Allen, John 256

Allen, Undo 256

Allen, Lori 256

Allen, Steven 256

Allison, Joe .. 127

Allison, Sheryl 256

Alpha Gamma Delta . . . 210-21 I
Alpha Kappa Lambda . . . 218-219

Alpha Kappa PsI 113

Alpha Lambda Delta „ . 88

Alpha Phi Omega . 125

Alpha Psi Omega 106

Ames, Charles r , . 256

Amos, Danny 256

Amsberry, J. laneiie 212

Anderson, Betty ........... 256

Anderson, Curtis 118, 256

Anderson, Edno . . , 92, 210, 256

Anderson, Les , . , 35, 87, 92, 99,
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Anderson, Timothy . 256

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Ankenman, Wova 234

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Appl, Patricia , . 256

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Applegate, Barbara . 256

Applegate, George ....... 234

Applegate, Larry r . 256

Applegate, Marcella 257

Applegate, Rodney 127

AppEehans, Allen 257

Archer, Sterne n . . 257

Archer, Terry .... 109, 121, 234

Archleto, Gayle 257

Arend, William . * 257

Argo, David , 257

Argotsinger, George , 114

Armbrister, Mickey ........ 234

Armbrust, Joyce 257

Armstrong, Bruce 145, 228

Arnhold, Charlotte ... 129, 210,

226, 257

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Arnhold, Thomos , . , . 234

Arnold, Linda 257

Arnold, Pamela 115, 257

Arnold, Poutelia 257

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Bahr, Kenneth . . ,

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Bailey, Berny . . .

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258

Berlcnd, Ann

260

Blau Michael

235

Bofhy, Elmo . .

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Bauer, Susan , , .

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Borland, Deborah .....

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Baumann. Marilvn

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Beds, Mary . . .

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Bo i ley, John

109, 234

Boumrucker, Steven

258

Berndt, Jonelle

260

Blick, Constance

261

Bailey, Karen

115, 257

Bayers, Sharon

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Boiley, Marcia

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Beauty and the Beast . .

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Betten brock, Aik . . . .

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Bogner, James . . .

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Ballard, Alva

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Beck ham, Robert

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Ballard, Keilh

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Bieker, Jenette

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Bonner Charles

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Bornett, Darrel

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Behrens, Cheryl

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Billinger, Diane ........

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Booth, David

220

Barrett, Don ; , .

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Beisner, Bonnie

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BillEnger, Linda

260

Booth, Mary

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Barron, Rose

235

Beisner, Connie

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BiHips, Layton

260

Barger, Charlotte

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Barrows, Charles

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Bell, Deanna . . .

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Bills, Sheila .

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Barstow, Neil

235

Bell, Sharon

259

Binder, Donald ........

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Barth, Perry . , . . .

224

Barfkoski, Robert . . 153,

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Bellerive, Kathryn

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Binder, Margaret .....

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Borthwlck, James

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Bartkoski, Sandro

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Bel she, Susan . . .

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Bingomon, Marla

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136

Bartley, David

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Benda, Linda

259

Bircher, Diane . 128, 212,

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Benedick, Peggy

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Binder, Karen ........

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261

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Benefiel, Katy

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Bouton, Clark . . , .

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Barton, Valerie ,

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Bennett, Joan

259

Bishop Paul

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Bowel 1, Darrel

235

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Bennett, Judy

259

Bitner, Brenda

131,

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Bowen, Fred

235

Basgoll, James .......

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Bennett, Undo

259

Bit tel Coral

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So we n , Mary

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Basgall, Sheryl

258

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259

Block, Judy

235

Bowen, Stanley , , .

145, 261

Bosgall, Thomas

258

Bennett, Terry

259

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Bowen, Susan . . . 35, 86, 94, 235

Basinger, Kerry ......

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Brant, Joan

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Brantley, Rodney

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Braun, Barbara

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Bray, Beverly , . . .

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Brent, Kenneth

262

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Briggs, David , . . , ,

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Britton, Ricky

226, 236

Broad books* Steve

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Broad le, William

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Brockhousen, Dale

262

B rod beck, Kathy

262

Broeckelman. Joan

262

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236

Bronson, Drone ....

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Brooks. Brian

. . . . 116* 236

Brooks* Colleen

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Brown, Brenda

262

Brown, Cheryl

113, 124, 262

Brown, Dennis . . . .

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Brown, Jacquelyn

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Brown* James L,

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Brown. Jomes R.

262

Brown, James W,

262

Brawn, Janet . . . .

... 262

Brown, Jonathan

......... 262

Brown, Michael P,

262

Brown, Michael S,

236

Brawn, Nora . . . . .

236

Brown, Potrido 126, 262

Brown, Robert E. ...... 120, 262

Brown, Robert L « ,104, 163, 262
Brown, Tommy 236

Brown, Vicky . . * * 86, 236

Brown, Virginia 262

Brownell, Charles . . 3 SB, 220, 202

Broyles, Daniel * 262

Brubaker, Elizabeth 236

Srwboker, Paula 262

Bruce, William . . _ 162, 220, 262

Bruce, Delbert 236

Bfuhn. Vern 236

Bruin, Theodoras .......... 151

Bruinekoal, Dewayne ....... 127

Bruno, Donald . . . . . . * * 262

Brangordt, Barbara ....... . 129

Brangart* Fred 263

Brungart, Jerry ..... 263

Brangordt, Leon ...... 170, 171

Brungardt, Sally 113, 263

Bruns, Patricia 263

Brunson, Kenneth *•*.-* .... * . * , 263

Bru n IS, George 263

Bryant, Dorothy ....... 133, 263

Bod, Mary 263

Buehler, Arthur ....... 108, 236

Buehler, Clarice 263

Buehler, Howard .......... 263

Bushier, Jere 263

Bushier, John ............. 236

Buehler, Virginia 236

Buell, Pamela 263

Bullard, Jeanne . 263

Bullelgh, Marsha .......... 263

Boiler, Carolyn . . . 236

Hunger Darlene 263

Bunker, Gerald ........... 236

Bunker, Lynn ...... 92, 101, 116

Bunsom, Somboon 236

Bunyan, Helen - 263

Burd, Michael A. .......... 263

Burdick, Leona 121. 263

Burdick, Lila 263

Burge, Jonet ........ 236

Burger, Cheryl 236

Burgess, Val 263

Burke, Byron ......... 1 12, 263

Burkhead, Janice 263

Burkheod, Lei and .......... 236

Burnett, Warren 263

Burnham, Bradley 263

Burton, Christine . , 113, 212, 263
Burtscher, Art 220

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Kenneth

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Robert

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Coll* Jerry 237

Celia way* Howard . , 237

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Carmen, Herbert * . . . . 149, 151

Compos* Priscilla 264

Campbell, Alfred . 104, 153, 1 54,
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Campbell* Ronald 264

Campbell* Vona 237

Campus Crusade for Christ 138

Campus Student Center . . . 138

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Carlon* Tommy . 237

Carlson* Barbara 264

Carlson, Dorothy * 237

Carlson, Jennie 237

Carlson, Marilyn 237

Carlton, Glenn . 264

Carmichael, John . 237

Caron* Sr even 264

Carpenter, Connie ........ 964

Carpenter* Merle 26*

Carper, Geraldine . . 94, 101* 264

Carr, Linda 264

Carroll, David 226

Carsten, Cheryl 94, 237

Carter, Allan B. 264

Carter, Allan N. 264

Carter. Barbara . 90* 264

Carter, Deanna 119, 264

Carter, Dwigh+ * 264

Carter, George 264

Carter, Margaret , 115, 208, 216,

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Casey, Patricia **,**.**..* 264

Casey, Sarah 264

Casey* Thomas 264

Caspers, Gary 237

Cossen, Peter 237

Cosson, Michael , 264

Cates, Newton 264

Catliri* Sharon 216

Cavanaugh, Jean . 104

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Chaffin, Dale 264

Chaffin, Jams 264

Chaffin, Lynn 264

Chaffin* Paul 264

Chain* James . , 111, 237

Chakrabondhu, Paka * 124

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Chance, Helen 264

Chapman* Loren 237

Chapman* Verona ,**,*,,*, 237

Choppei, Marvlyn 264

Charboneau, Terry ,,,,,*,* 127
Chorvat* Garry ........... 264

Chase, Clinton ....... 220, 264

Chatchaiyan, Ladowan . . , ► , . 237

Cheerleaders 128

Chemistry Club 116

Chesney, Judy 237

Chester, Ronald 237

Chi Alpha 138

Childers* Yolcnde ......... 237

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Christensen, Leono 264

Christensen, Neil **.„,**.*, 264

Chung* Sung , T * , , 237

Cibalski, Ronald 127

Clarinet Choir 133

Clark* Barbara 264

Clark, Betty . , , , 264"

Clark, Daniel 264

Clark, Debra * , , 265

Clark, Jim 265

Clark, Richard 220, 265

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265

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Cranmer, Robert

266

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Coilinson, Bruce

265

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Cranston, Donna

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Clotfelter, Cortland

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265

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Cunningham, Royle

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Custer Hall . , r 183 191

Custer, Raymond . , r , 267

Custer, Twflo ....... 267

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Outright, Donald 267

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Daniels, Saily

267

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Daubert, Richard

267

Daubert, Victor

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Dauer, Sheryl

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David, Daniel . . ,

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Davidson, Bryce

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Davidson, Sue

267

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Davis, Ann

233

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267

Davi$, Mark . . . .

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Davis, Martha . . .

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Davis, Rkhard

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Davis, Susan

267

Davis, Stanley

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Day, Mauricia

268

Day, Roberta

263

Dean, Jerry . , . ,

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Deon, Jill

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Dean, Ronnie

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Deardorff, Merle . , . . , r . , r , 263

Deardorff, Pamela 116

Debes, Darlene , 268

Debes, Joseph 263

Debes, Robert 268

Debey, Wayne * . 268

Dechonf, Dovid ........ r .. r 268

Deeds, Robert 220

Deeds, Robin .. 129, 210, 231, 268

Deeds, Sherry . . , . 268

Deforest, Kenneth ...... 92, 197

Degormo, Douglas -- 120, j219, 238
Degarmo, Lorry 218, 268

Degenhordt, Donald . ... 107, 268

Degen hardf, Raymond . . . , . 268

Degood, Lanny

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238

Dehn, Donald . .

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Deibert, Edwin

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Deines, Bonnie .

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Deines, Dan

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, , . , 210, 263

Deines, Kelly . . ,

87,

89, 174, 220,

263

Deines, Ricky

268

Deiser, Peter

. . . . 222, 268

Dejmal, Joe

268

Delaney, Jerel

, 268

Delta Sigma Phi

220

Delta Tau Alpha

104

Delta Zeta ....

212

Demaree, Kathryn

268

Demaree, Bruce

. .... 206

Demass, Karen

268

Denning, Dan . .

226

Denning, Tam

. .... 219

Denning, Thomas

. . . . 268, 269

Denton, Clyde

269

De pie 550, Larry

269

Desair, Henry . .

112, 269

Desaire, Marva

, , . 269

Desbien, Robert

112

Dettmer, Craig

104

Devlin, Berne . .

226, 269

Dewees, Jane

269

Dexter, Kraig . .

231, 238

Dey, Dennis . . . . .

113, 127

Dey, Robert

123

Dibble, James

......... 269

Dibble, Max

238

Dible, Dereso

115, 269

Dible, Gloria

106

Dick, Ann . . . .

269

Dick, John ....

269

Dick, Rodney

269

Dick, Rosa

.... 112, 269

Dickman, Diane ,

. , . . 109, 238

Dickman, Gory

269

Dieck, Kenneth .

162, 231, 269

Dieckhoff, Foster

109

Dieckhoff, Tando

107

Diehl, Henry

269

Diehl, Undo

238

Diehl, Ronald

. . 269

Diehl, Walter

269

Dierberger, 8am

219, 269

Dierberger, Tim

213, 269

Diers, Leon ......

269

Dies, Geneva . . . .

269

Dietz, Carol , . , , .

269

Dietz, Carol ......

115, 124, 269

Dietz, Claudio . . . .

. . . . . 90. 269

Dietz, Marsha . , . .

238

Dietz, Rodney . . . .

233

Dilley, Allen ......

108, 133

Diilon, Mary . . . , .

269

Dtnges, Marlene . .

269

Dinkel, Brenda . . .

269

Dtnket, Kenneth . . .

168, 170, 171

Dirks, Norvin . . . . .

238

Dive!, Larry

.... 230, 238

Dixon, Brenda ....

216, 226, 269

Dixon, Nancy . r . .

269

Doak, Deborah , , , .

129, 210, 269

Doan, Vicki .......

, . . . . 94, 269

Dodrill, Deborah

269

Dodson, Libby . . . .

136, 269

DoerHer, Charles

269

Doleehek, Jane . . . ,

.. ... 113, 130

Dolechek, Larry

269

Doleehek, Mary L. .

94, 269

Doll, Doualas A. . .

. 269

Doll, Garyold . . . .

269

Doll, Mark

269

Doll, Susan

121, 270

Dombough, Johnie M. . . 106, 233

Dome, Don . . ,

200, 233

Dome, Sharon , r , ,

270

Dominguez, Mario E.

. . 9, 79, 113,

270

Do no hey, Daryl

224, 270

Donaldson, Deb by

270

Donath, Darlene

270

Donohoe, Anifo . . .

104, 270

Dooley, Norman

.... in, 270

Doran, Richard, Jr. .

145, 162, 270

Doud, Dovid L. . . .

270

Doud, Rise ......

270

Do ug h er ty , E t i za to et b

.... 112, 270

Dougherty, Jim

. , 270

Downing, Rhetf

238

Doxon, Patricio

270

Drach, John . , . . ,

270

Draper, Sherry , . „

\ . .. 270

Dreker, Sheila . . . .

270

Dreiling, Charlene

.... 105, 238

Dreiling, Dorian . . .

270

Dreiling, Eugene

. . . . 220, 270

Dreiling, Florence

. 270

Dreiling, Jane

270

Dreiling, John , . . .

226

Dreiling, Judy . . . .

270

Dreiling, Kathleen

270

Dreiling, Linda S, .

238

Dreilina, Lois ......

90,

104,

270

Dreiling, Lynda . , .

109.

238

Dreiling, Marilyn

270

Dreiling. Mark . . .

270

Dreiling, Pamela . . .

1 1 3,

127,

270

Dreiling, Rene , , .

270

Dreiling, Shery! , .

270

Dressel, Marion . .

233

D ressm a n , S h a na

270

Driscoll, Kenneth

238

Drosselmeyer, Wesley

104,

1 n.

233

Dryden, Elizabeth

239

Dubois, Diana ....

270

Dugan, Judy .. 108,

130,

133,

270

Duggins, Janice

Dumler, Larry

239

270

Duncan, Susan . . ,

239

Duncan, Von .....

270

Dunekcak, Larry . . .

167,

270

Dunkek David ....

270

Dunkel, Sadonia . , . .

270

Dunn, Dawn

210,

270

Dunn, Gary

270

Dunning, Aian

271

Dupree, Mary , , , ,

271

Duran, Jerome ....

120,

151

Durler, Stanley

145

Durr, Randy ......

220,

271

Duryee, Donald . . .

208,

226,

271

Dusin, Karl ......

271

Dutton, Richard

112

Dyck, James

. 89,

271

Dyck, Timothy ....

271

Dye, George .....

271

E

Eaglin, Anne ....... + ,, + 239

Earnest, Jeff 239

Echer, Steven 271

Eck, Mike 220, 271

Eek, P. John 39, 239

Eckert, Michae' 230, 271

Eckhordt, Donna r . . 271

Eddy, Alice 271

Edgerle, Teri 239

Edminster, Jo 271

Edmundsan, Deena .... 113, 271

Edwards, Beverly 271

Edwards, Peggy . 21 4, 271

Edwards, William ......... 271

Eggers, Henry 271

Eggleston, Gory 239

Ehly, Mari ho . , . . . 271

Ehrlich, Jeffery . B 7, 89, 208, 271
EickbosH, Linda 271

Ellert. Kent . . 218

Eilen, Stanley , , , , , $4. ! 14, 229
Eisenhour, Douglas , , . . 120, 239
Elder, Coro! * .• 101, 271

Elder, Gristle , 215, 271

Elder, Qrody 145, 162, 271

Elder, Phillip ........ 239

ELlenberger, Terry , . 239

Ellingbae, Sue 271

Elliott, Anita , . . 271

Elliott, D. AHon ... 112, 220, 271

Elliott, Jacquelyn . , M2, 216, 271
Elliott, William 271

Ellis, Martha . . 108, 133, 271

E Hi worth, Terry 271

Elmore, Eldon 118, 271

EfmquLst, Charles 271

Elniff, Ronald .... 220. 271

Eisey, John 271

Elston. Donno 129

Emmert, Larry * 239

Emory, Lena 239

EngeL Devona . . . 271

Engel, Donna . 115, 271

Engel, John . . 174. 175, 239

Engel, Kenneth 271

Engs I land, Cheryl , 272

Engel, Lucille 271

England, Merlene 212, 272

Eng ling, Orval 272

English, Rita 101, 272

Enright, Gloria 272

Enslow, Mary . . . 90, 94, 1 12, 127

Epsilon Pi Tau , . 106

Erbert, Greg 272

Erbert, Terrence , 226

Erkhicni Kathleen 272

Ernst, Dennis 239

Erway, Lyle 219, 272

Esfeld, Jone . . . - 194, 272

Esfeld, Valerie 272

Estes, Michael . . . 164, 167, 208*

222, 272

Eta Rho Epsilon 113

Etling, Gory 121

Eubank, Barbara 272

Eubank, Carol . , r - - 239

Eubank, Charles 239

Evans, David 272

Evans, Diane . . . . . 113, 272

Evans, Paula ....... T . 272

Evans, Randall . 272

Evans, Thomas 145, 147

Evel, Ronald 272

Everhart, Barbara 34, 239

Ewy, John 112, 272

F

Fagan, Raymond 126

Fahren holtz, Christ in 239

Falmon, Susan , 272

Fair, James , . 272

Fakes, Connie 272

Farmer, Marie 130, 272

Forney, Thomas . I I 1, 239

Farr, Velma 209, 216, 272

Farris, Gary 272

Foulkender, Joyce . ..... 273

Foulkender, Roger , 273

Faulkner, Cherie .......... 273

Faulkner, David . . , 273

Faulkner, Kotheryn ........ 127

Faurot, Robert 239

Fehrenbacher, Lonnie ...... 273

FeikerT, Lorry 273

Feist, Kenneth 106, 239

Feist, Mary 112

Feldt, Ranald 273

Felzien, Marla 115, 273

Ferguson, Veorl 239

Feriand, Janet 121, 273

FickeS, Spencer 239

Fielder, Philip 273

Fielder, Ronald 114, 273

File, Dante! 224

File, Dee . 273

Finger, Donald ........ 200, 273

Fink, Donoieo . , . 84, 85, 86, 109,

239

Finney, Marsha 239

Finr.in, Mike ....... 92. 93, 228

Fischer, William 220, 273

Fish, Martha ............. 273

Fisher, Donna « 273

Fisher, June . 273

Fisher, Rollond 273

Fishier, Peggy 273

Fixsen, Randall 273

Flagler, Charlene , , 239

Flagler, Loquifa . 273

Flalg, Susan 273

Flakus, Mary 273

fiamik, Earl 228, 273

Flaska, Steve , . , . ,

325. 273

Flox, Mory . . . . ,

273

Fleming, Diane . , .

Fleske, Karen

273

f 1 etcher, Cindi

212, 273

Fllnn, Sheiia

. 273

Fogo. James . . .

273

Fokk, Gory

273

Foot, Patricio . . . . ,

. 94, 130, 273

Football

147

Forbes, Della

239

Ford, Thomas

273

Forpohl, Penny . .

. . . 273

Forsborg, Kenneth

273

Fort, Gregory . T . .

.... 226, 273

Fortune, Jerry

273

Foster, Ann ....

273

Fox, Chester

.... 224, 274

Fox, Dovid ......

239

Fox, Steven ....

92

Fax*, Charles

.. 105

Frock, Jonyth . , . .

216, 274

Frock. Undo ....

128, 216, 274

Francis, D. Clifton

Francis, Melizzo . . .

.... 274

Frank, Betty ....

239

Frank, Saljy

274

Frcnke, Thomas . .

125, 239

prortko, Mark T T .

274

Frazey, Undo

274

Freed, Gory ....

228

Freeman, David

274

French Club , . . ,

112

French, Leslie

274

French, Wilma

274

Frey, Richard

. 122

Frick, Steven

. . 274

Pricker, Roger

228, 274

Frederick Judy .

108, 274

F r led eric h. Rondo! 1

. ... 218, 274

Fried ly, Douglas . .

127, 274

Friend, Barbara

274

Friesen, Susan

116, 185, 274

Frost, Jana

94, 274

Frydendoli, Larry

. 239

Frye. Dianne

. , . 239

Fukasowo, Yoshikazu 219

Fuller,

Lorry

274

Fulton,

Joonne

239

Furbeck, Cindy . . ,

. 129, 216, 226,

574

Furlough

Queen

........... 83

G

Gabel, Dennis 274

Gaither, Cassandra . . 2/4

Gallagher, Stan 274

Gatlougher, Pamela ....... 274

Go 3 Hard t. Donald 222, 274

Gail ion, Ivon 274

Gamma Delta ............. 138

Gansei, Richard ...... 226, 274

Garden, Mary ............ 274

Gardner, Jock , . . , 224

Gardner, Marilyn . . 105, 109, 274

Gar low, Floy 239

Garrett, Cathey , . . ♦ 274

Garrett, Deborah .. 119, 210, 274

Garten, Cathy 122

Garwood, James , , . 574

Garwood, Jan 274

Gaschler, Dennis 574

Goskell, Mkhoel . . 153, 157, 218,

274

Goskill, Danaid 274

Gassmann, Anthony ....... 274

Gossner, Carolyn .......... 239

Gates, Ralph 231. 274

Gechter, Marsha .......... 274

Gedney, Michae 1 ..... 120, 240

Geier, Alan .............. 274

Gefet, Phyllis 240

George, Eddie ............ 275

Geargeson, John . . 1 43, 1 45, 240
Gerber, Larry r . . . 208, 224, 240

German Club . . , 113

GerrEtzen, Jeanette ... 112, 2/5

Gerstberger, Kenneth 740

Gerstenltorn, Deborah 275

Gerstenkorn, Linda ........ 275

Gerstner, Myron , 275

Gfelter, Linda ........ 107, 24Q

Gholson, Jone ............ 275

Gibb, Stanley . 275

Giebter, Karen 275

Giehler, Robert , , . 275

Giebler, Sharon ... 104, 121, 275
Gienger, Gwyn 275

Giese, Barbara ... 119, 212, 275
Gifford, Belinda .. 129, 133, 210,

275

Gilbert, Doris 240

Gilbert, Michael 275

Gilbert, Nor'an , 133, 240

Gilchrist, Beverly 85, 240

Giles, Debra 275

Giles, Michael 275

Giles, Norman 240

362

Gilger, John

Gray, Cynthia . , . ,

108, 240

Gllkerson, Verltn

275

Gray, Frank ,. 120, T58, 220, 276

Gillen, Colleen

Gray, James

276

Gillen, John . . . .

Green, Harold

Gillette, Trudy

94, 275

Green, James . . .

158, 159, 220,

Glngics, Leonard

275

259, 276

Gingroux, Danie ,

..... 231, 275

Green, Mark . . . .

..... 228, 229

Gingroux, John

106

Green, Richard

Girot, Borboro

115, 275

Green, Roxy * * * , .

. 90. 100, 276

Gloss man, John

275

Gregg, Curtis . . .

Glossmon, Mary

Gregg, George . , ,

104, 226, 276

Gleason, Darryl . . ,

104, 240

Gregory, Vjrl

.... 276

Gleason, Gregory ,

.... 101, 240

Gres nick, Joseph

145, 157

Gleason, Mark . .

Grlbben, Carolyn .

. , . 84, 86, 240

Glenn, Lorry

240

Griffin, Barbara

, . 240

Gleue, David

Griffin, Lois . , . .

276

Gleue, Lorine

275

Griffin, Sue . . . .

Gfeue, Steven . . . .

89, 275

Griffiths, Robert . .

158, 159, 220,

Glover, Pomelo

275

276

Gnad, David . . , .

275

Grippln, Gary

276

Good, Shirley . . . ,

125, 575

Gross, Alexia , . „

Gobin, Shorolyn . . .

107, 119, 275

Gross, Coro!

......... 240

Godfrey, James

Gross, Dolores

276

Goebel. Kenneth . .

. 92, 197, 275

Gross, Herald

240

Goetz, Iwrila ....

Gross, John . . . .

276

Golf

Gross, Judith

276

Goad, Ronald

84

Gross, Lester

........ 276

Goodwin, Janice

, 210 275

Gross, Marie

...... 276

Goodwin, Pomelo

275

Gross, Wesley

226

Gorball, Nanay . . .

240

Grout, Lindo

109

Gordon, Constance

... 2U, 275

Gi'bves, Pamela

. .... 276

Go re Mo ry

240

Gruber, Vicky

276

Goseland, Gory

231

Grunwald, Glen

276

Goth, Warren , . , .

220, 273, 275

Grusing, Lavon . . .

94, 107, 127,

Gotrschalk, Timothy

, , . 220, 240

276

Gaudy, Linda ....

133, 212, 276

Grusing, Undo , . . ,

94, 24!

Go wer, Betty . , ,

2 7,6

Guffey, Richard

145

Grobbe, Richard

276

Gunn, Steven . . , ,

224, 276

Grab be, Rosemarie

. 90, 216, 276

Gust a f son, Mary

96, 276

Grocer, Stephanie

132

Cutlery, John . T . .

104, 226, 241

Gfoble, Julie

. . . . . 107, 276

Gwoltney, James

, . . . . 224, 276

Graf, Norma

276

Gw inner, Charles . .

120, 1 45, 241

Grofel, Sheila

276

Gym nos tics . . ,

Graham, Jerry

276

Graham, Sharon

128, 276

LI

Graham, Steven

. . . 224, 276

H

Grandstaff, Kitty

240

Gravelle, James

Haag, Charles

127

Graver, Amber „ . . .

119, 216, 276

Haas, Anthony , .

276

Graver, Robin

240

Haas, Jane

276

Groves, Ava ....

276

Haas, Judith . . . .

97, M2

Graves, Connie . -

109, 240

Haas, Lorraine

241

Groves, Yvette

276

Haas. Sharon

277

Gray, Alice ,

. , , 276

Haase, Ralph

277

Gray, Charles

Habiger, John . . . ,

241

Hachmeister, Bruce

.... 104,

241

Mormon, Steven

..... 278

Hadley, Julio

277

Harmon, Richard

120, 241

Hadley, Stephen .

120,

277

Harms, Donna

.... 278

Haetrokul, Niphan

241

Bor ness, Kathryn

278

Hageman, Nancy

241

Haro a, Edward

120, 241

Roger, Linda

277

Barrel, Mary . . . , ,

107, 278

Hogerman, Shirley

.... 216.

277

Harris, Carol

Hahn, Rickie . . . , .

145, 228,

27 7

Harris, Cynthia

Hoke, John .....

241

Harrison* Jennifer

..... 278

Halderman, Barrett

241

Harrison, Tad

Hale, Patricia , . .

94,

277

Hart, Howard

Hall, Annexe

241

Hart, Jeffry ....

241

Hall, Judy

241

Harting, Harold

241

Hall, Steven , , , ,

277

Hosdhors*, Belinda

Ha Hack, Donna

277

Hoselhorst, Daniel

278

Hailing, Jeanette

115,

277

Haselhorst, Joyce

278

Hailing, Melvin

277

Hoselhorst, Leon . .

278

Hamilton, Edwin

127

Haskett, Jone . . . .

119, 278

Hamm, Carolyn

277

Haskett, Pauline

278

Hommeke, Thomas

277

Hatch, Dennis ....

. . 81

, 87, 278

Hammer, Donald

277

Hatfield, Roger

241

Hammer, Patricia

2 77

Hotten, Mary

..... 278

Ham morse hmidt, Jconet , , , ,

277

Hcverfield, Melvin

..... 145

Hammerschmidt, Kathy . . . .

216.

Hoyden, Solly

..... 278

226, 277

Hcyoen, Shirley

..... 278

Hammond, Gerald

277

Hayes, Undo

278

Hampton, Richard

;

277

Hayes, Philio

..... 278

Hand, David ....

226

Haynes, Charles

242

Hon eke, James , * ,

113. 121,

277

Haynes, Cynthia

278

Haney, Janet

277

Hoyse, Beth ....

278

Haney, Kirk

241

Hayse, Frances

-..4 *.

123, 242

Hanhorat, Ronald

277

Hazelton, Ellen

..... 278

Hannafin, Michael

.... 169,

170,

Mealy, Frank . . .

. , . , « 145

171

, 172

Heaps, Ronaid

242

Hansen, Carroll

..... 84,

241

Heather, Brooke

. 53, 278

Hansen, Dixie

277

Hedge, Susan

. 242

Hansen, Earl

27 7

Hedge, William . .

228, 278

Hansen, James

278

Heeke, M. Theresa

M2, 278

Horbaugh, Brenda

278

Heffel, Marvin

242

Horbaugh, Paul

278

Heffel, David . . . . .

222, 278

Horbaugh, Sylvia , ,

. 85, 105,

241

Heft, Suzanne . . . .

. 96. 242

Harbin, Mario . . . .

.... 214,

278

Hefty, Ann

242

Harbin, Ruth , , . ,

278

Heim, William

242

Hardin, Cindy , . .

119, 129,

216.

Helmon, Steven . .

..... 242

278

Hein, Richard

278

Hardin, Connie

278

Heinz, Janet . . , .

278

Hording, Harold

218

Heinze, Allan

120,

226, 279

Harding, Vernon . .

. 87, 116,

278

Heinze, Alvin . . . .

279

Hardy, David „ . , ,

278

Heinze, Gregory . .

208,

224, 24?

Hardy, Lorry , . , ,

241

Hejny, Gary

279

Hardy, Weston

133

Heldenbrand, Edward

145

Harkness, Mary

273

Helfrlch, Robert

222

Harman, Conrad

278

Helin, Gerald . . . .

218. 279

Harman, Patrick

278

Heller, Jimmy

. ..*. 127

Harman, Sherry

97,

112

HeKerud, Robert

226, 279

363

Heim, Cart ........

145, 242

Herrmon,

Rochelle

279

Higgins, Richard

.... 171, 172

Hoffman, Donald

280

226 279

279

Hill Barbara

230

Hoffmon, John . .

280

Helm, Wilber ......

...... 279

Herrmonn, Patricia

1 IS,

279

Hill, H. Mark . . .

15 1, 242

Hoffman, Sue

280

Hetman,

3 hi1tp ....

. . 226

Herrmann, Ron . .

279

Hill, Theodore , .

......... 280

Hof tiger, Robert

2 B0

Hem me.

Robert

222

Hershberger, Sherry

279

Hiller, Marcia

280

Hoke, Patricia

230

Hem my.

Jomes ■* , -

... 279

Herzog,

Lester

279

Hillman, Larry

242

Hall, Steven

280

Hemphill,

Michael

. 279

Hess man

Steve

279

Hinshaw, Gail

280

Holler, Harris

231

Henderson,

Karen

279

Hess man

LeJean

279

Hinlz, Sandra . . .

109

Holler, Trudy , . , . .

93,

203,

242

Hendriekso

n. Lorry

279

Hessenftow, Charles

279

Hird, Steven

280

Holliman, Michael .

161,

162,

281

Hennigh,

Kathleen

279

Hesser,

Gary ....

158, 218,

279

Hish, Cynthia

280

Holliman, Patrick . . .

92,

228,

231

Henning,

Donna

279

Hester,

Pamela . , . .

90, 212,

279

History Club

121

Hollingsworth, Cyria

281

HenricksOn

Gordon

242

Heubiesn

, Diane

279

Hixenbaugh, Gol!

242

Holmes, Lorry

231

Henry, Erne!

242

Heublein

, Larry . .

279

Hixon, Larry . . , ,

242

Holmes, Pat

. 90,

216

Herl, Der

i nis

. 279

Hewes,

Sharis

... 85

242

Hixon Rondo

.... 280

Holmes, William

158

Herman,

Eddie - , .

279

Hewson,

Steven , . .

89, 20 S,

218,

Hladek, Larry

230

Halopirek, Kenneth

281

Heroneme,

Joyce

279

279

Hlaus, Francis

230

Holston, Angela

281

Herring,

Harold

....... 279

Heyen,

Connie

1 29,

279

Hobbs, Marjorie

. , 242

Homecoming

. 25

Herrman,

Adom

242

Hiatt,

Stanley

279

Hoch, Robert

.. 280

Homecoming Queen

. 78

Herrman,

Becky

, . 210, 279

Hibbs,

Claude

222

Hach, Stephen . , ,

106, 120, 2 B0

Home Economics Chapter

119

Herrmon,

Etoine

. . 129, 279

Hicke I,

Barbara . .

279

Hochman, Steven

280

Ho nas, Ernest . . .

121

Huffman,

Joseph

242

Hickman,

Randall

280

Hodges, Jennie

280

Honas, Gerold . . . ,

118,

23!

Herrmon,

Karen

279

Hickman.

, Sharon

280

Hoff hous, Karen

... 280

Honas, James

231

Herrman,

Leo

. . 2 OB, 279

Hick$, David . . , . .

280

Hoffman, Cynthia ,

., 79, 92, 128,

Honderiek, John

242

Herrmon,

Lois . . , .

....... 279

Hiegert,

Cheryl

230

147, 280

Honderick, Neal

281

"Each year America covers with concrete
a land area equal to the size of Ellis coun-
ty / 1 said Dr. Eugene Fleharty at Ft, Hays
Earth Day, As he spoke, FHS maintenance
men poured concrete over a well-worn stu-
dent short-cut across the college lawn.

364

Hooper, Undo 281

Hoover, Brenda 281

Hoover, James ... 96, 101, 125,

231,281

Hopkins, Steven 281

Horchem, Paulo . , . 281

Horn, Roger 231

Horner, Alan ............ 220

Horner* Andrew . 281

Horner, Potsy ........ 115, 242

Horning, Rosonne .. 107, 119, 281
Horyna, Joyce ... 108, 214, 281

Horyna, Shirley 281

Hath, Alice 231

House, Belly 281

House, Rodger . 28 I

Houston, Helen 4 + . 281

Houston, fto'hona ......... 281

Howard, Jesse 281

Howard. Judy 242

Ho word, Sharon .......... 281

Howe, Rhonda 281

Howell, Stella , ■ 981

Howgill, Martyn . 87, 92, 99, 116,
153, 155, 1 56, 157, 242
Buck, C Jone . , . 107, 1 19, 281

Huck, Carla 118

Huddleston, Kathy ........ 281

Hudson, Christine ......... 281

Hudson, Thomas 242

Huebner, Dennis .......... 242

Huebner, Gloria 281

Huenergorde, James ...... 242

Hug, Beth . , . * 245

Hughes, John 281

Hugo, Cornelius ... 1 f3, 124, 281
Huitt* NonCy ......... 212, 581

Humpert, Mory ....... 115, 281

Hunley, Rickey 526, 281

Hunt. Rhondo 281

Hunter, Ryth * . , . 1 15, 282

Hurl but, Sharon ........... 282

Hurst, DSonna 282

Hurst, Kenneth 282

Huso, Ivon 242

Huser, Paula 282

Hustig, Kathleen . * * 282

HusEig* Vicki 282

Husted, Anita ..... 92, 210, 282

Huston, Robert 282

Huston, Rosemary * * * . 282

Hutchinson, Thomas . . 232

Hut ter, Carey . 1 1 4, 242

I

Ideker, Vicki * 282

Imel, JEm .. *. ... 242

Inauguration 813

Industrial Arts Club 120

Ingram, Roy ... . 108, 121. 242

Ingrutn, Patricio 282

Insley, Ronald ..... ... 282

Jnt or □ prosit, Viriya . . 242

Inter.f roternity Council . . . 208

Irby, Richard 228, 282

Isha, Stephen ............. 282

Ivey, Rickey .............. 582

J

Juckson, Robert ....... 282

Jacobs, Brenda ........... 582

Jacobs, Debra . * 282

Jacobs, Donald ............ 242

Jacobs, Janet ., 214. 582

Jacobs, Kathleen 115, 282

Jacobs, Mory 315, 282

Jacobs, Sharon .... 99, 1 16, 282

Jacobs, William 282

JoCpuss. Karen 282

Jahoy, Emily ............. 282

Jokubson, Paul 225* 282

James, Lynda 2 82

James, Patrick 3 71, 282

James, Richard 282

Jankovits, Gary 282

Jonno, Donna . 282

Jonsonius, Julie ....... 107, 282

Jeters, Don 226, 242

Jemteon, Erlcne ....... 133, 282

Jenkins, Lionell ........ . 145

Jennings, Donna 242

Jensen, Cynthia . 282

Jensen, Duvid 282

Junsen, Galen . . . . * 282

Jensen, Judith ............ 245

Jensen. Kathleen ...... 210. 282

Jensen, Karen ............ 282

Jensen, Patricio ........... 242

Jeter. William 175

Jimenez, Juan . 82, 110, 113, 242
Jimenez, Lute ....*.♦ . . 226, 283

Jindro, Ru f h , , . , , 283

Johnson, Barbara . , 3 13, 133. 283

Johnson, Casey . 218, 233

Johnson, Darrell 243

Johnson, Don n is 283

Johnson, Edwin ........... 158

Johnson, Fred . . 92, 93, 112, 208,
219, 283

Johnson, Fred J. 125, 283

Johnson, Gaylord . . 283

Johnson, Gingie ...... 212, 233

Johnson, Gregory 256, 283

Johnson, Herman 243

Johnson, James L. .... 125, 283

Johnson, Janet ........... 243

Johnson, Jams ............ 253

Johnson, Jerry 127

Johnson, Johanna ..... 115, 283

Johnson, John 283

Johnson, Karen ....... 129, 243

Johnson, Undo 283

Johnson, Margaret .... 109, 243

Johnson, Patrick .......... 283

Johnson. Peter ,.****...*.. 283

Johnson, Ralph 1 43

Johnson, Renee ........... 243

Johnson, Ronald 243

Johnson, Sandro ... 98, II 2, 283
Johnson, Sarah 283

Johnson, Susan . 283

Johnson, Thomas ... 99, 228. 243
Johnston, Shanann .. 96, 216, 283

Jones, Anderson . . . . 283

Jones, Donna 283

Jones, Jay 283

Jones, Marylirt 283

Jones, Noro Elizabeth ...... 283

Jones, Susan 283

Jones, Virgil 283

Jorgemen* Lindo .......... 283

Jorgensen, Rexann 283

Joss, Ava 94 , 133, 216. 283

Judy, Dwight ............. 243

Juergensen, Vaarle ... 113

Julian, Basil 125, 283

Juneau, Theodore 145

Juno, Elvita .......... 185, 253

K

Kappa Omicron Phi 107

Korbon, Kay ene ....... 94, 283

Karl, Michael , . 120

Karlin, Charles 89. 583

Karlin, David 283

Karlin, Linda ... . ... 283

Karlin, Margaret * . . , . 283

Karlin, Mory ..... r .. r ,, r , 233

Korhn, Suson , ......... 283

Karlin, Teresa 243

Karlin, Terry ......... 133* 243

Koshka, Antoinette . . 90. 1 1 3, 284

Kasselmon, Linda * * * * 284

KoStens* Gory 284

Kastens, Jayne 284

Kaster. Gary 284

Kaizennieier, Dana 284

Kaufman, Carla ........... 284

Kaufman, Roger 284

Keagy. David ............. 284

Keorns, David * 384

Keaiing, James * * , . * . 145

Keating, Josephine 243

Keating, Warren J. 243

Keating, Wylmo .......... 243

Keberlein, John .......... 243

Keenan, John 243

Keenan* Robert ......... 229

Keith* Diana .......... 130, 284

Keith, Diana R 284

Keith, Edward 284

Kell, Donald 264

Keller, James B. ...... 157* 284

Keller* James 0 . ... 226

Keller* Karen 104, 243

Keller, Kenneth . * * . * 284

Keller, Mary 284

Keller, Samuel 284

Kelley, Paula . . . 284

Kelly* william .... 145, 284

Kalman* Beverly **.,*. 216, 284

Keh net* James 284

Kemp, Dionne 115, 284

- Kemp. George 284

Kennedy, Howard 284

Kennedy* Karol! ........... 284

Keeney, Tam 284

Kenyon, Mory 284

Kepico, Douglas 243

Kerbs, Terry . . 226

Kern, Donna 2&4

Kern, Linda . . 284

Kernohan, Beverly . * . 243

Kemohan, Robert * 543

Kerr, Franklin 284

Kerr, GayJen ......... 121, 284

<esl, Barocro 284

Kessinger, Patricia ........ 2$4

Ketterl, Bernard 284

Keneii, Mark ............. 230

Keyser, Larry . 104, 243

KFHS 303

Kimple, Richard . 243

Kinderknecht* C, J. . 120, 2&4

Kinder knee ht* Dixie . . * 584

365

Kinderknecht, Shirley 284

King, Elizabeth 284

King. Rodney 243

Kings, Lillian 115

Kingsley, Douglos , , ♦ 96, 219,, 284

Kirby, Alberto 243

Kirk, Andreo ■ 1 18, 130

Kirk, Greg ,, 285

Kirk, Johnno 285

Kirk, Randoll , . * 285

Kirk, Sheryl 119, 285

Kirk, Terry , 285

Kirkendoll, Joseph ,,. 113

Kisser, Donna 2&5

Kite, Melinda ...... „ 124

Kitts, Melvin , , 89, 153, 157, 235

Klaus, Alex 285

Klaus, Larry 243

Klaus, Richard 285

Klein, Faye . . . „ „ 285

Klein, Jerry . . . , . . . . 285

Klein, Lynden 285

Klendo, Timothy „ , , , , 285

Kletchka, Ronald ... 89, 92, 121,

285

Kline, Mary 285

Kllnzmonn, MorttEo 107, 285

KJusener, Alan . . . , 85, 1 16, 243
Knight, Donna 285

Knight, James 127

Knight, Undo 243

Knight, Peter . , . 285

KnoU, Lawrence 243

Knoll, Leo 113

Knox, Connie . 194, 285

Knox, M. Darlene 243

Knox, Susan 285

Kocn, Elvm 285

Koehn, Dorretl . , . * . 285

Koehn, Martha 13 2

Koeiling, Donato . . * . 127, 243

Koerner, Barbara 285

Koerperith, Elchne ........ 285

Koett, fm&ldo 285

Kohl Barbara ........ 101* 286

Kohl, Kenneth 286

Kolb, Kelvin 286

Kollhoff, Daniel , ♦ 243

Koo, Virginia 243

Koons, Lynn 286

Kootz, Kathleen 130, 286

Koplik, Janet , 214, 286

Korte, Michael . , 286

Koster, Arthur 286

Koster, Marla 286

Koster, Ronald *,,*,,* 171, 286

Kottwitz, Eiizobetn 286

Kough, Jerl 215, 286

Kough, Michael 286

Koalas, Barbara 243

Kraft, Gail 286

Kraft, Gerald 243

Kraft, Janice ............ 286

Kramer, Dennis 286

Kramer, Joseph ... 176, 177, 286
Krompe, Lynn 286

Kraus, Pamela 286

Kraus, Rebecca . . . , 108

Kraus, Richard ....... 125, 243

Kraus, Robert ..... 89, 1 25, 286

Krause, Margaret 286

Krehbiel, Barbara 286

Krehbiel, Lawrence .... 103, 286

Kriley, Kay 286

Krob, Terry 3 08, 116, 243

Krobath, Frank ....... 104, 286

Kroboth, jimmy .......... 286

Krouse, Carol ....... 215, 286

Krug, Kenneth 243

Krug, Sharon 286

Kugler, Vicki 286

Kuhlman, Carolyn ......... 243

Kuhlman, Devon , 286

Kuhn, Barbara 206

Kuhn, Corie 286

Kuhn, Ed 101, 102, 286

Kuhn, Judith ...... 286

Kuhn, Ronald „ . 286

Kulbixkl Joe . 145

Kunza r Robert . 105, 286

Kurtz, Sheryl 104, 286

L

Locoss,

Greg 162,

231,

286

Locount

# Ronaia ......

286

Lacy,

William .......

243

Laden burger, Daniel . . „ .

287

La hey,

Sarah . ... ......

212,

287

Lake Retreat Organization

126

Lommy,

Sharon — . . , . ,

287

Lampe,

Norma

243

Landau

, Vincent 108.

132,

133

Landau

er r Dorm a

287

Lane,

Patricia .......

287

Lang,

Dennis

287

Lang,

Duane

237

Lang,

Gerald ........

287

Lang,

Paul * . .

287

Lang,

Thomas

287

Longhofer, Kathy

287

Langley,

Candace

329.

287

Lansdown, Steven

226

La nr er moo, Stephen

287

lope.

Bert ......

123

Larson,

Barbora . . ,

114,

287

Lash brook, Lynn . * .

120,

145,

243

Lash brook, Martha

244

Latham,

Cheryl

287

Lott! me r

, Jamie

287

Lcvbhon, Lorry . . .

176,

177,

287

Loverentz, Bernard

116,

244

Lawrence, Randall .

176,

177,

23 3,

244

Lawson,

Mary ....

, ■ T ■

216,

287

Lowver,

John r , , ,

287

Lay, Patricia . . , ,

287

Lay, Ruth

287

Leach,

Terry . * » * .

287

Leach,

Trent . , . . .

287

Leader

. 98

Leader

Lass

Leas,

Sandro . , , .

287

Led air.

Bruce , . , *

2B7

lectoir.

Corolyn . , .

. 85,

86,

107,

216

, 244

Ledbetter, Clint

244

Legal

Board

. 97

Leg le iter, Bonnie

287

Lehman

, John . , . .

222,

287

Lohto,

Eva

121,

124,

244

Leikam,

Arlene

287

Leiker,

Alien . . . „

237

Leikor,

Cynthlo

237

Leiker,

Duane . , . ,

244

Leiker,

Irvin

287

Lein wetter, Ly net te

287

Leis, Barbora . . , ,

287

Leis, Debbie ♦ , , . .

108,

216,

287

Leltner,

Joyce

287

Leitner,

Linda . . ,

287

Leitner,

Pamcia

287

Leaner,

Randolph

287

Lemoster, Borboro

244

Lemon,

Cleto , , .

287

Lentz,

Robert

244

Leo, 3

s ronk

171

Leonard, Dovtd , .

287

Lerack,

Allan . . ,

287

Lesage,

Mary

288

Lesley,

Roekelle

214,

288

Lester,

Mary

113,

130,

288

Lcwailen, Lonis

1 12,

288

Lewollen, Wayne

244

Libsaek, Craig . , 219, 288

Liebt, Cart 288

Liebl, Carol 288

Lieffing, Jo 288

Lieu ranee, Thomas 288

Liggett, jane 288

Liggett, Max 96, 230, 288

Light, James 28B

Lightner, Linda 244

Lightcop, Ardley 121, 244

Lightner, Lynn 244

Ulley, Wesley * 1 38, 244

Lightner, Vivian ...... 119, 288

Lillich, Ronald 124

Lin, Eugene 231, 288

Lindohl, Julia 288

Lind berg, Nancy 288

Lindberg, Sonia . . . . 283

Lindenman, John 244

Lindenman, Lois * . . . . 283

Linenberger, Delvern ....... 105

Unenberger, Janice ....... 288

Link, Albert ... 8!, 208, 244

Little Theatre 127

Litton, James 244

Litzenberger, Neilc . 288

Lively, Dana 288

Livingston. Ann ........... 288

Livingston, Cheri 288

Livingston, Mary 105

Locke, Leneol 226

Locke, Morilyn . , , , . 157

Locker, Patricio 244

Lockhart, Gloria . . 84, 85, 95, 244

Loeppke, Sandra 123, 288

Loesch, James 288

Lofgreen, Denzel 244

Lafgreen, Joyce .......... 244

Loflin, Richard 289

Logsdon, Catherine ........ 289

Logsdon, Mox 289

Lohoefener, Debra ......... 289

Lohrmeyer, Roger 289

London, David 124, 244

Long, Kelsey ............. 244

Lang, Thomas 289

Lonnon, Thomas 289

Look, Lawrence * 289

Looney, Leonard 239

Lord, James 289

Lorenz, Anita 289

Larson, James . . 244

Losey, Betsy 244

Losey, David 289

Losey, Kathleen 3 12, 289

366

Louk* Gafe . , . > ,

121*

245

Mar let r* Connie

290

McCormack, John

,. 89.

295

Melrowsky, Jeanine

291

Loving, Lob

245

Marrs, Charles . . ,

290

McCormick* Larry

. 228.

295

Mels* Fred .........

245

Lovitch* Frank

245

Mom* Gary . . . .

245

McCuiley* Dan

295

Meis, Harold .......

291

Lowry, Shirley . * ,

ne*

130

Marshall, Sally

245

McCune, Terry * * . ,

295

Meis* James ........

245

Loyd, Dafrell * . .

245

Morston, Detma

290

McCurdy, Carol . . . * .

.. 216*

246

Meitl* Semite . . . . . .

* 291

Loyd* Jean .... *

. 107,

1 19*

245

Marti* Sharon

290

McDonald, Allan

246

Me i Her* Linda ......

291

Lozano* Alma

112*

245

Mart in. Const o nee

212*

290

McDonald* Arleda

295

Meitner, James

162, 291

Luetters, Donna

289

Martin*. Elizabeth

136,

245

McElroy* Diane * ■ * - . .

295

Melander* Patricia

291

Lukins, Danny

289

Martin* George , * *

127, 208,

231*

McEiyea, Wallace

295

Mekher* Andrew

29?

Lurtdgren* Darrel

220.

289

245

McEntorfer* Douglas

246

Memorial Union Program

Lutz* Lois

109.

589

Martin* James

109

McEntaHfer* Janet

. 104 r

246

Council

....... 97

Lyman, Douglas . .

.. 92,

220,

245

Martin, Jan r . . ,

215

Me E wen* John

246

Mendenhall* Connie

...... 291

Lynch* Roger . . ,

120,

289

Martin, Korolyn . , .

212,

290

McFadden, Gayle

295

Men's Glee Club

...... 13?

Lynn* Donald , .

289

Martz* Robert

3 27

McGovern, Kathleen . .

, . . 90,

216,

Men's Physical Education

M

Moce* Henry 125* 289

Mach art* Marie ...... 245

Mod de n , Pat rlc i o 97* 2 89

Maddux, Nino 245

Moddy* William * , 289

Mohin* Richard . . 245

Mohtmcn, Lee . 289

Mo non, George 289

Mai* Connie ...... 289

Moi r John ........... 289

Mol John G. 289

Mai, Terry . . 245, 299

Mojbrrtik* John * , . , . . , 224, 289

Major* Undo 289

Major, Ronald , , , * 289

Majors, Alvin , . , . . 289

Matey, Darrel 289

Malone, Gerald 289

Malone, Jo 289

Moione, Mary . 289

Malscrm, Douglas 289

Mo Isom, Constance ....... 289

Mandt* Martin 220

Manhart, Don . 220. 289

Mdnhorf, Lawrence 289

Manning* Anita ........ 290

Manning, Ellen ........... 245

Manning, James 289

Mans* Lorry

290

Mans, Leonard .... 92, 220, 245

Mans, Scott
Mopes, John

290

290

Morchond, Mary 245

MorcotTe, Michael 290

Maresch, Judy . 290

Marine, Donna MS, 245

Moris, Ronald 290

Mossaglia, Michael
Massey, Deborah
Masters, Larry
Masters, Robin

245

290

290

290

Mat has* Joan ... 92, 94* 210. 290

Mothes, Mary 90, 112, 290

Mathes, Susan 290

Matheson* Jack .......... 208

Mathews, Carol 290

Malkin, Marla . 290

Matfeson, Doris 290

Motteson, Jane 290

Moitison, Susan 290

Mattson, Rosalie 90, 290

Mouch, Roger ........ 106, 245

Maupln* Marshall ......... 293

Mqurarh, Donald 291

Moxfield, Dona 245

Maxfield, Lorry 245

Maxwell Billie 291

Mayo, Robert 245

Moxoucb, Eugene . . 291

McAfee* Kathy ........... 294

McAree* Melinda , 129, 210, 294

McAree, Farrell 220. 294

McAtee, Terry 246

McBride* Catherine .... 294

McBride. Roger ........... 294

McCa n* Conrad 218, 294

McCall* Barbara 294

McCalmont. Tania .. 92* 216, 294
McCants, Lawrence ....... 294

McCartney, Andrew 294

McCauley, Jonetle .... 212, 294

McCiaren, Denise . , 294

McClaren, Susan ,. 128, 212, 294

McClelland, Gary ......... 294

McClure, Along 224, 294

McClure, Victoria ......... 294

McClure. William . * 246

McConnell Vicki .. 106, 127, 295

226, 295

McGowan. Louise 94, 295

McGowan, Melvo ...... 90, 245

McGrath , * . , I 96- 1 99

McGuire, James ...... 220, 295

McGuire, Ronnie 295

McGuire* Sherry .. 129, 212, 295

McGuire* Terry 295

McIntosh, Sherylr 295

McIntosh* Sue 136, 214

McKee, Dennis ............ 106

McKenna, John **,**....*, 295

McKinney, Lyle ■ - 295

McLain, Lennet ... 208, 226. 210*

295

McLaughlin* At Undo 295

McLaughlin, Ken , . , , . U7* 295

McLean* Byron 795

McLebnd, David . . 149, 151, 166,

295

McLinn, Lonny Ill* 246

McMindes Hall 1 92- 1 95

McMullen* Kelly 246

McMurray* Dovcd 296

McNabs, Danny , . . , 220

McNoughi, Richard . , . 220, 296

Me Nichols, Douglas 121* 296

McWilliams* Ronald ....... 296

Meade, Mikeoi 112

Mease. Barbara **,.,.* 114, 291
Meckel Vernon 218, 245

Meckenstock, Dan ..... 231* 291

Macke nstock* Leo 245

Meder, Jerome . 291

Mefford, Charles 291

Meier* Betty ............. 291

Meier* Undo , , . 90, 99, 3 16, 291
Meier, Michael ....... 200. 245

Meir, Rhonda 185, 291

Meiers, Thomas , , . 126, 220, 291
Meints* Billie 245

Club

Menzer,

Mermis*

120

Meschke
Meseche:

Messer ly,

Merz er,

Metzler*

Meyer,

Meyer*

Meyer,

Michael,

Mijchoe.j;

Michael*

Michel*

Michel,

Michel*

Mickey, Charles
Mickey, Wendy
Milam* Vicki
Miby* Rhea
Miles, Reoecca
Mi ley, Kathleen

Miller* Blaine
Miher* Bob , . ,
Miller, Dor re

Sharon

. * . *

291

Clyde . . .

291

1 Terry

175*

291

Catherine

85,

245

Stephanie

291

Steven ....

145*

162,

292

Larry

245

Diana

292

Debro

292

Michael

162

Robert

292

Loretta

292

Natalie

292

?icky .....

108,

245

Terry

*

292

. Barbara .

136,

194,

292

r Linda

245

Edward . .

. . . * ,

, * , * .

292

Steven

292

Toni

292

245

I 08, 136, 292

112. 292

292

245

......... 292

w,. 292

208, 226

......... 245

Miller* Denis 121. 292

Miller* Eugene 292

Miller, Gayle ......... ... 245

Miller* J. Abn ............ 292

Miller, Judy A. .*.,..***.* 292

Miller, Judy M 245

Miller, June 292

Miller, Karen , 292

Miller* Kathy 292

Milter* Kenneth „ , 292

Miller, Laverne . 245

367

Area schools fake advantage of the college
museum in student field trips.

Miller,

Leland

292

Mongeo U, Keith

293

Mass, Margaret , ,

. 94, 210,

293

Nebel, Sondra . . . .

246

Miller,

Loretta . . . .

114, 292

Montgomery, Charlotte

246

Mott, Craig ....

293

Ned row, Mary . . . .

296

Miller,

Marilyn . * , .

103, 292

Moody, David

230,

246

Muck,

James . . .

246

Neely, Zelda , , . , .

246

Miller, Marvin . , . - .

1 70, 171

Moore, Don

246

Mueldener, KarE

293

Npitzel, Sherry . . . .

.... 296

Miller,

Max

246

Moore, Edmund . . 162,

230,

246,

Muller,

John ....

. 222,

223

Nelson, Barbara Ann

129, 296

Miller,

Pamela

292

293

jMunn,

Gayleen

294

Nelson, Barbara E.

296

Miller,

Peggy , , . .

246

Moore Elden

208

Munn,

Leslie

294

Nelson, Rnrbnrn Jeon . .

.... 296

Miller,

Roberta

216, 292

Moore, Berbers , . . . ,

293

Munsch,

Kenneth

294

Nelson, Carolyn . , .

92,

212. 296

Miller,

Ranald

. . . . , 292

Moore, Iris

293

Mu esc h.

Mary

294

Nelson, Cynthio . , .

129, 246

Miller,

Rondo , . , .

. . 85, 86

Moore, Lorry .........

100,

293

Munsch,

Michael

294

Nelson, Dennis ... 120,

170, 171 ,

Miller,

Stephen . , .

162, 292

Moore, Margaret . . . . ,

21 6,

293

Murphy,

Elaine

112

246

Miller,

Stephen W,

246

Moos, Carol

293

Murphy,

James

226,

246

Nelson, Donald , . . .

, . . , . 246

Miller,

Steven . , , .

1 62, 292

Moron, Judy .

293

Murphy,

John , .

294

Nelson, Kevin . 119,

208,

214, 296

Miller,

Wayne

292

246

Murahy,

Mq ry . .

246

N e 1 so n , ! o r ry

246

Mills,

Mary . ... . .

246

1 VlvJ > IJ 1 ^ V M 1 1 ‘ j

Miorcn Terre il

293

Murphy,

Mignon

294

Nelson Opal

296

(Mills,

Ricky .

246

| Dlort©'

246

Murphy,

Paulo . ,

...... 85,

246

Nelson, Pot rick . . .

247

Mills,

Ronald . . . .

246

Morel!, Mark

293

Murray,

James

145

Nelson, Phillip . . . .

226

Millstead, Martha

115, 292

Morford, Sherman

293

Musgrove, Trudy

294

Nelson, William

226

Mtnneman, Rooert

..... 292

Morgan, Alexis .......

. 113,

293

Masse I man, Ross

246

Nemechek, Margaret

94

MirT,

Michael . . .

..... 292

Morgan, Donna .....

, 293

Myers,

Leonard

246

Nemechek, Mary . , .

94,

116, 296

Miser,

Tim . . . . . ,

. . . . . 122

Morgan, Judith

. 246

Myers,

Ronald

. 246

Ne i h e rto n , Robe r t

231

Mishler,

Eleska

292

Morley, Ronald .....

. 293

Myers,

Stephen

294

Neuburger, Loretta

1 85, 296

Mitchell

, Charles

..... 292

Morris, John .......

. 109

Neuforlh, Harold . .

104,

111, 296

Mitchell

, Gloria

108,

216, 292

Morris, Michael , . . . .

. 246

K

1

Neuman, Betty

. . . , . 296

Mitchell, Mary , , . ,

85,

107, 246

Morris, Roger

121,

246

l\

1

Neuman, Mark

296

Mize,

Eldon

292

Morris, Terry

246

Neuschafer, Darrel . ,

. S4

:, 37, 220,

Mize,

Philip

246

Morrish, Mary . ,

115,

293

Nauer,

Paula . . .

, 296

247

Moeder

, Leon

293

Morton, Robert

293

Naylor,

Doyle

. 296

Mew berry, Kaihy

. . . . . 216

Mahler,

Coral

1 23, 293

Morton, Royce

293

Naylo,

Patricio

. 296

Newberry, Martha

296

368

Newell, Stanley

247

Newhall, Bert

296

Nicholas, Joel . , ,

296

Nicholas, Douglas

296

Nichols, James

296

Nickelson, Sheryl . . ,

92, 129,

297

Nieteen, Sue . . . . .

247

Niermeter, Debra

297

Niermeier, Everett .

247

Niernberger, Jolene

297

Nilsson, Karen

297

Ninemire, Louis

297

Ninemire, David

297

Nipple, Fredrick

297

Noah, Carole ....

107, 119,

297

Noble, Dan

297

Nakes, Ray ......

297

Nall, Debra .......

297

Nando rf, Joleen

297

Noone, Thomas . . .

247

Norden, Edward

297

Norman, Richard

297

Norris, Mary

.... 132,

210

North, Marvin

297

Northrop, Peggy

297

Norton, Verdella

297

Narvell, Joe

297

Novak. Lillian . . . .

247

Nouinger, Carl ,,,

. ... 206,

297

Novotny, Karla

108, 216,

247

Nulton, Nell

89,

247

Nurses Club

115

Nusser, Terry . . . ,

297

Nyt$ch, Lean , , , H

297

Nuzum, Laurie

297

o

Oakley, Sandra

247

Oberle, Gary

297

Oberle Kent . . . .

247

Oberle, Stephan

297

Oder mue Her, Daryl

* 120, 166,

297

Obofny, Dianne

297

Oborny, Larry

247

Oborrty, Mildred

297

Ochs, Darrel . . . .

247

Ochs, Joyce . . . .

297

Ochs, Ronald ....

297

Ochs, Stephan

. .... 121,

297

Ochsner, Karen

247

Ochsner, Robert

297

Odegard, Seven

297

Oden, Barbara

297

Gdle, Diane 297

Oe liters, Qonnie ...... 226, 297

Qeser, Randy 220, 297

Oesoonthor, Phangchit . * 247

OffuU, Gerald . , 247

Ohara, Chorlm 220, 297

Ohnsot, Fronds ........... 297

Gkane, Michael 228

Oloman, Denise ....... 214, 297

Olson, Carolyn . 84, 94, 109, 215,

247

Olson, Connie ............ 297

Olson, Stacy . , 298

Olson, Ture . ... 293

Omlor, Jeannine 247

Qpdycke, Virginia 298

Orchard, Gary ...... 247

Orthesis „ . . . , 131

Qrr, Loyde . . 298

Osborne, Charles , 125, 293
Osburn, Dorothea . , 101, 135, 298
Oshant, Terrie 90, 298

Oshel, Jan fee . . 247

Oshel, Judy .. 298

Ostmeyer. John 298

Otte, Lovoime 298

Otter, Charlotte .......... 298

Oufeodo, Larbi ... 113, 149, 151,
164, 165

Owens, Coral ....... 298

Owens, Gary 247

P

Pabsr,
Pa bst.

Darrel . + ,

247

Deanna

293

Packer,

Ansel

298

Page,

David . . . . .

Page,

Douglas

298

Page,

James

. . 298

Paget,

William . .

, . . 87, 89, 298

Pah Is,

Edwin

298

Pah is.

Janel ...

298

Pointer, Jeffrey , . . 126, 220, 247

Palmer, John . . . 298

Palmer, Terrence .......... 247

Panhellenic 208

Pankratz, Charles ..... 231, 298

Pan k rati, Jon 243

Panter, Mark 248

Paradeis, Terry ........... 248

Parents Day 21

Parish, Steve . r , 298

Parker, Karen ... 93, 101, H6, 298

Parker, Lynda , , . , 212, 298

Parker, Mary , 299

Parker, Robert 299

Parrott, Michael 299

Persons, Cynthia ...... 216, 248

Partington, Curtis ..... 230. 299

Patches, tarry 299

Patchin, Sheila 112

Peacock, Gay la , . 299

Peak, Mati ...... 102, 116, 248

Pearce, Carmen 299

Pearson, Dennis ■ * . , 92, 224, 299

Pearson, James 117, 243

Pechanec, Fronds 112, 248

Peck, Mary 210, 231, 299

Pekarek, Janet 299

Penko, Alvin 149, 151

Penka, Joyce 299

Pennington, Joyce .... 108, 299

Pennington, Kim ...... 220, 299

Peaple-to-People 124

Percivol, Stan ............. 208

Perkins, Daniel 145, 206

Perkins, Diana .... 216, 226, 299

Peroutek, Cheryl 299

Perri, Victor 170, 171

Perry, Robert 299

Peters, Steve 299

Peters, Terry 299

Peterson, Diana . 119, 299

Peterson, Jerald 125, 299

Peterson, Laron 299

Peterson, Susan D 299

Pettera, Kathryn 299

Pettiiohn, Sharon 299

Petty, John ........... 92, 228

Pfannenstiel, Cora A. 248

Pfannenstiel. Donald ....... 300

Pfannenstiel* Duane 300

Pfannenstiel, G. J. 300

Pfannenstiel Janice 300

pfannenstiel, Joanne 300

Pfannenstiel, Judith ....... 300

Pfannenstiel, Merle 248

Pfannenstiel, Terry 112

Pfannenstiel, Thomas 300

Pfannenstiel, VerUn 300

Pfeifer, Be My 300

Pfeifer, Madonna 300

Pfeifer, Marie 300

Pfenntnger* Ronald 300

Pflughoh, Kathy ... 115, 214. 300
Pfortmfller, Carolyn ....... 300

Phelps, Ebcr 300

Phelps. Joyce . . , . 248

Phi Alpha Theta

109

Phi Beta Lambda . .

121

Phi Eta Sigma

. 89

Phi Koppo Phi

Phi Mu Alpha

108

Phi Sigma Epsilon

222

Phifer, Sheryl

300

Philip, Kayiyrm . 84,

85,

122,

123,

248

Philip, Sandra ....

82,

300

PhiJlippe, Sara .....

300

Phillips, Joan . . . .

300

Photo Lab ......

102

Phye, Linda ......

107,

300

Pi Delta Epsilon . .

116

PI Omega PI , . . .

104

Pickard, Karen . 96,

119,

212,

300

Pickard, Rito . . . ,

300

Pickering, Carlene .

208,

212,

226,

300

Pinkali, Karen . . . .

248

Prrmick, Shirley

300

PErotte, Kathleen . .

. 84.

85,

248

Pishny, Lon .... 92,

98,

228,

300

Pixie r. Cynthia

300

Pixler, Edwin . . . .

300

Plante, Belinda

300

Piemans, Marie

300

Plymell, Shirley . , . ,

300

Pooge, David . . , .

300

Political Science Cl

ub

117

Poll now, Rita

107,

248

Pool, Pamela . . . .

248

Pool, Robert

85,

248

Poore, LEndo . , . .

300

Pope, Donold . . , .

300

Poppen, Linda

300

Porter, Jon ......

300

Porter, Jeffrey

220

Porter, John . . . , ,

348

Porter, Tamara

. . , .

210

Porter, Troy

220

Portschy, Charles

300

Post, Linda ......

300

Poftoerg, Martha

300

Pottberg, Mory

300

Potter, Joe ......

249

Palter, Konnie

300

Powell, James . . . .

145,

243

Powell, Myrno . . . .

121,

248

Powers, Douglas

300

Powers, S heron . . .

109,

121,

300

Prewo, Edmund

112

Price, James r . . .

301

Price, Mary

301

369

Princ,

Mark . . . . ,

112

Prochaska, Roger

127,

30!

Prochaska, MicHiel

127

Prosser,

Judy

92,

301

Psi Chi , . , ,

105

Ptocek,

Karen

119,

301

Pugh,

Jerry

248

Pugh,

Laura ......

119,

301

Pugh,

Patricia

301

Pullin,

Barbara . . ,

248

Purvis,

Sharon . . , .

. . . , 194,

301

Puyeor,

Marsho

102,

301

Puyeor,

Martha , . . .

102, 194,

301

Pyle,

John

127

Q

Quint, Ronald ........ 126, 301

R

Rabos, Gory ......... f06, 248

Robas, Joyce 98, 116, 301

Raberding, Lucinda 301

Racette, Lorry ... 2 ! 8, 301

Radcliffe, Dona 112, 301

Rohm, Jimmy 126

Roile, Charlene , 301

Roilsbotk, Marian . 108, 132, 214,

301

Railsback, Thomas . . 92, 108, 248

Romage, Michael 175

Rampy, Troy .. 116, 169, 171, 301

Ramsey, Jerry . . 109, 248

Rand, Charlene 301

Randall, Terry 127

Rondel, Donno 249

Randle, Nancy ........ 83, 226

Randolph, Donovan ... 112, 158,

159, 220, 301
Randolph, Janis ....... 104, 301

Rathgeber, Keith , 301

Raunut, Duane 157, 301

Rouse her, Mary ....... 214, 301

Ray, Linda 249

Ray, Vicky 94, 119, 301

Rayburn, Ella .... 85, 92, 98, 100,
109, 1 16, 121, 249

Ray l, Kent 30 1

Ray I, Steven . 10, 92, 249

Rebein, John 207, 249

Redetzke, Melvin .......... 220

Redger, Louise . . . . 249

Redger, Janis 301

Reece, Steven 301

Reed, Burton 301

Reed, Jerome 249

Reed, Kathleen ........... 301

Reed, Morton 127

Reese, Normodine 301

Reha, Mark 226, 301

Rehm, Lora ...... 112, 113, 301

Reid, Jerald . . , . 175

Reif, Susan 210, 249

Reifschneider, Paul 228

Reiman, Clarence 301

Reimer, Jay 89, 302

Reimar, Ran ......... 302

Rein, Geo 302

Rein, Donald ......... 249

Rein, Janice 302

Rein, Kenneth 302

Reinking, Victor 302

Reiser, Rochelle * 127, 302

Rempe, Edward 302

Rem pe, Walter . , , . , 302

Renner, Robert 302

Renner, Sharon * 302

Renner, Susan 302

Reveille 100-101

Reyer, Darwin 302

Reynolds, Cynthia , 191, 216, 302

Reynolds, Gordon 349

Rhoades, Mark 226

Rhudy, Layton 302

Rice, Harriett . 208, 209, 216, 249
Rtchmeier, Laura ..... 130, 302

Richmond, Dennis ..... 157, 302

Ricke, Lean . 249

Ridder, James 302

Riddle, Debra 302

Rid ter, Gladys ........ 127, 302

Rlebel, Dennis 249

Riedel, Andrew 303

Riedel, Janis 303

Riedel, Kathryn ... 101, 303; 336

Riedel, Robert , 206

Riedl, Kaiheryn 303

Riegel, Gary . 303

Rif ford, Deborah .... 94, 214, 303

Riggin, Rick , 120

Rigor, Brenda ............ 303

Ri ney, Michael . . 303

Ring, Debbie 214, 303

Risf, Jarrold 249

Rjiter, Severely ....... 130, 349

Rixon, Kent 218

Rixon, Paula 249

Robben, Frandne 303

Robben, Gary 303

Robblee, John ........... 249

Roberson, Diane ........... 113

Roberts, Alan 303

Roberts, Anita . . ......... . 303

Roberts, Dale . 249

Roberts, Ellen 303

Roberts, Gary . . . 303

Roberts, Jill , . . 303

Roberts, Michael 220. 303

Robertson, David 303

Robertson, Jock 113, 303

Robertson, Larry . , 84, 249

Robertson, Nancy 212

Robertson, Rebecca 304

Robertson, Richard .... 174, 175

Robinson, Gregory . 176, 177, 304

Robinson, Karla 304

Robinson, Kay 249

Robinson, Ruth 210, 304

Robinson, William ......... 304

Robison, William ..... 220, 304

Robb Steven 304

Rodebough, Donald ... 125, 249

Rodeo Club . 123

Roemer, Jonet 304

Rogers, Debra 304

Rogers, Jack 304

Rogers, Jeon 304

Rogers, Kathleen 249

Rogers, Pamela . 304

Rohleder, Mary ........... 304

Rohr, Charles .. . . 349

Rohr, Gary , , 249

Rohr, Gerald 304

Rohr, Gloria 216, 304

Rohr, Jeanette . 94, 1 12

Rohr, Lloyd 304

Rohr, Sandro 108, 133, 304

Rohr, Stanley , - 304

Rohrbough, Johnny 304

Rolf, Karen 92, 210, 304

Rolf, Leslie . 249

Rolfs, GEendo 304

Rahman, Gayle 304

Romanucci, Alison ..... 94, 304

Romine, Jonice ........... 115

Rose, Berneto 122, 304

Rose, Duane 304

Rose, Franklin . 249

Rose, Lawrence 158, 304

Rose, Leroy 127

Rose, Theda ♦ . 249

Rosenberg, Neil 304

Rosenberg, Rex

304

Ross, 1

Carol . . * . .

109,

304

Ross,

Francis

304

Ross,

Linda

119,

304

Ross,

Lloyd . ■ . . '

304

Ross, Norma . . , ,

. 112, 116,

249

Ross,

Walter

304

Roth,

Bob .....

304

Roth,

Harold

304

Roth,

Marvin . . . .

126,

304

Roih,

Rosonn . .

304

Roth,

Susan . . .

304

Rounkii

bs. Penny

249

Rouse,

Charles

..... 108,

133

Rouse,

Marsha

249

Routh,

Charles

. 92

Rowon.

r Judith

249

Ruda,

James

220

Rude,

Lucille

249

Ruda,

Peggy , ,

249

Ruder,

Rodney

171

Rueb,

Patrick . .

249

Rundle

, John

249

Rupp,

Jomes

220

Rupp,

Margo . -

! 15

Rusch,

Jan . , . .

220

Rusco,

Steve

1 20

Rush,

Clifton

106,

120

Rush,

Mary . , . .

104

Ruud,

Howard

226

Ryan,

Thomos

249

Rynersom, Don , .

, . . 39, 109,

121

Ryser r

Jomes

231

Rytych

, Barbara

121

Rytych

, Franklin

249

s

Soger, Jonet ....

115,

306

Saindon, Greg

306

Sallee, Carolyn

306

Salter, Shan . . . .

306

Sampson, Gary . . .

. 125,

197,

306

Sampson, John

249

Sandell, Daniel . .

306

Sander, Joseph

306

Sonder, Larry

306

Sander, Sam , , ,

306

Sander, Stephen

306

Sanders, Johnny . ,

158,

159,

220,

306

Sanders, Maggie

306

$a nd er s, Mo rg y r e

306

Sanders, Rose

306

370

Sondwell, John

222, 30b

Schmidt, Clayton

250

Schulte, Sandie

309

Seuser, Kathleen ......

310

Sanneman, Dewey * * * .

306

Schmidt, David .....

308

Schultz, Arlen . . .

309

Seuiy, Michael .......

251

Sargent, Vesta

Schmidt, Donald

....... 308

Schultz, Donna . . .

309

Seusy, Tonja ........ * .

310

Sarrniento. Luis ......

124

Schmidt, Joseph

....... 308

Schultz, Freya . . . ,

250

Seventh Cavalry

. 87

Salter, Gary ,

111, 249

Schmidt, Kolberine

Schultz, Gwen . . .

104

Severance, Melanie

310

Sauer, Gerald

306

Schmidt, Mart a

, 308

Schulz, Chert . . . .

309

Season, Charles

200,

310

Saunders, Michael . . . .

306

Schmidt, Melvin

. 308

Schumacher, Clavin

309

Seyb, Margaret

310

Sower, James ........

..... 306

Schmidt, Michael A.

308

Schumacher, Thomas

309

Shandy, Robert .......

120,

310

Sowin, Roberr

306

Schmidt, Michael P.

250

Sch u man, Li to . . .

309

Shank, Myra .........

214,

310

Sawyer, Pout

306

Schmidt, Pomelo ♦ . 84,

85, 86, 250

Schupboch, Gary

309

Shaw, Kevin , .

175,

310

Sayler, Arthur

106, 250

Schmidt, Phyllis

.. 112. 308

Schupman, Marilyn

251

Shaw, Linda .. 108, 132,

133,

310

Sayler, Karen ........

306

Schmidt, Richard

. 208, 222

Sch uric, Glenda . . .

115,

309

Shaw, Sandra .........

115,

310

Scorrow, Boyd ........

121, 250

Schmidt, Terrence

. 112, 308

Schusier, Michael

309

Shaw, Sue 83,

3 94,

310

Schaben, Cheryl , . , ,

306

Schmidtberger, Raymon .... 308

Schuvie, David

25!

Shay, Margaret .......

310

Schaben, Yolanda

307

Schmitt, Frank ......

. . 105, 250

Schwab, Beverly

309

Sheaffer, Melania ......

129,

310

Schaefer, Michael . . . .

220, 307

Schmutz, Dale

, , , 97, 250

Schwa nke, Charles

226,

309

Sheesley, Fredrick ... 1 18,

125,

251

Schaefer, Mike . . . 39,

174, 175,

Schneider, David

208

Schwartz, Connie . .

107,

251

Sheets, Deborah .......

310

226, 307

Schneider, James E.

. 308

Schwartz, Dennis , .

309

Shelly, Gerald ... 120,

149,

151,

Schaeffer, Robert

307

Schneider, James R. .

250

Schwartz, Mary

309

251

SchaetjtU, Howard . . . .

228, 307

Schneider, Joneen . . *

79. 92, 109,

Schwartz, Richard .

116,

251

Shelton, Nikki ,

112,

310

Schaffer, Gregory

307

128,216,226, 308

Schwarz, Gregory .

117,

177,

218.

Shepfer, James

228

Schaffer, Judith ....

307

Schneider, Lais . . . .

....... 308

309

Sherbondy, Dick

310

Schaffer, Kathryn .....

. 108, 307

Schneider, Pamela

308

Schwarz, laurita . .

113,

309

Sherman. Elizabeth ....

310

Schaffter, Michael

307

Schneider, Ronald . . .

Schwarz, Leona

309

Sherman, Gordon

310

Schalansky, Glenda

Schneider, Sharon . , . .

.. 104, 250

Schweitzer, Kenneth

309

Sherrick, Nyleen

251

Scholl er, David ......

250

Schnelle, Cindy , , . . .

.. 108, 309

Sehwerdtfeger, Ann

309

Sherrod, Duane

251

Saha Her, Leona

Sch newels, Garold

....... 309

Schwindf, Barry

309

Sherwood, Charles . . .

210

Sc bomber, Dennis

307

Schoen, Norma . . . . .

.. 107, 250

Schwindt, Robert

126

Sherwood, Mary ......

251

Scheib, Deborah . , . . .

307

SchoendoHer, Arm

. . 309

Schwindf, Rose

251

Shewey, Helen ,

310

Schenk, Donna .......

.. 94, 307

Sc hoe nf eld, Belinda

309

Scott, Dwayne

251

Shields, Jacqueline ....

112,

310

Schenk, Terrence .....

. 106, 127

Schoenfetd, Georgette

250

Scott, Wayne . . . .

113

Shields, Donald ......

310

Schepmann, Vern

250

Schoenleld, Robert

. 121, 250

Scott, Kenneth

309

Shipley, Chris

310

Scheuerman, Robin ...

219, 307

Schoenthaler, Clarindo

, 210, 226,

Scott, Ronald . . . . .

120,

251

Shi rack, Michael

310

Scheufler, Lyle .

307

309

Scott, Susan . . . . .

310

Shirk, Karen .........

311

Scheve, Terry

. 307

Scholl, Douglas . . . . .

250

Scott, Wesley

251

Shirk, Layne 84,

89,

251

Schick, Gar (a

307

Schotle, Beth 108, 132, 309

Seogo, George

251

Shirk, Tam

311

ScHtelds, Gary

307

Schoonover, Alice

. . , 250

Seamans Lorry

310

Shoemaker, Laura ....

3U

Schiewe, Volorie . . . . .

. 124, 307

Schoonover, Jeff

........ 309

5e bough, Telia ....

216,

310

Shomshor, Mary

212,

311

Schiff, AftViena

...... 307

Schoonover, Timothy .

250

Seeberger, Mary

310

Short, Sandra

311

Schirer, Eleanor

. 191, 307

Schroder, Judith . . . .

.. 104, 309

Seelc. Linda

310

Short ridge, Karla ....

311

Schlageck, Steven

307

Schreiber, Catherine .

., 215, 226,

Seib* Belinda . . . .

310

Shubert, Greg .... 84,

114,

251

Schegel, A. J.

. 171, 250

309

Seibert, Patricia

310

Shuck, Janice ........

311

Schlegel, Bryan

308

Schreiber, Thbmas , .

.. 176, 250

Setrer, Stephen ....

120,

145,

251

Shuman, Philip .......

251

Schlegel, Myron . . . .

250

Schreibvagcl, Beverly

...... 250

Sekavee, Dale ....

108,

114,

251

Shumate, Signe ......

311

Schlepp, Joann

...... 308

Schreiner, Barbara J.

. . . 83, 309

Sekovec, Mary r . . .

. 90,

310

Slefkes, Charlotte . . . -

311

Sch lick, Edna .

...... 307

Schreiner, Barbara K-

250

Sekovec, Thomas . .

. 87,

310

Sieikes, Robert ......

31 1

Sch litter Ko tert

..... 308

Schroder Thomas

309

Selby Robert

3f0

Siemens, Harold

311

Schloctermeier, Janet

...... 307

Schroeder, Nancy

309

Selfridge, Allen

310

Sterner, Gary ........

251

ScMoctermeier, Paul

307

Schuckman, Debra

309

St Mens, Charles

104

Siemers, Kurt is ..... 85,

. 89,

251

SchmaJzried, Lyndel

308

Schugort, Judy . . . . .

. . 115, 309

Sellers, Richard . . .

218,

310

Sigler, Tam

222

Schmeidler, Darrell

308

Sch ^Itmtiri, Joy

.. 116, 309

Seller Ellen

310

Sigma Alpha Eto .....

107

Schmeidler, Donna

. 115, 308

Schukman, John

309

Semrad, Judy . . ,

310

Sigma Chi . . ,

228

irl Inn 1 l^kn

30R

Sc hulte J ucf i t h

309

Settles Cheryl

1 19,

310

Sigma Kappa ......

214

Schmeidler, Neal . . 109. 250, 308

Schulte, Karen ......

. . 215, 309

Settles, Steve . . . .

310

Sigma Phi Epsilon . . , .

226

Schmidt. Carlo . . ♦ .

308

Schulte, Paulo . . , . .

. 1 15, 309

Seufer, Delaine

310

Sigma Sigma Sigma . .

216

371

New Union bowling facilities offer econom-
ical fun for FHS students.

Sigma Tau Gamma . . -

224

Smith,

Donna

251

Spanish Club . . .

Silkman, Kevin

. 226, 31 \

Smith,

Gregory

109,

311

Sparks, Richard

Smies, Marcia .

311

Smith,

Jeannette . . . , .

311

Spate, Sheila

Simmons, Barbara ....

311

Smith,

Jerry

31 1

Speer, Rita .....

Simmons, Sheryie . . . .

311

Smith,

Jolene

311

Spricer, Jay .....

Simons, Donald .......

311

Smith,

Juanita .... 119,

130,

311

Spies, Sharon

Simpson, Donald

311

Smith,

Karla .........

311

Sptess, Joseph . . . .

Simpson, Greg ......

251

Smith,

Kelvin ........

31 1

Spitler, Anita , r . .

Simpson, James . . . 68,

116, 311

Smith,

Leo . .

31 1

Splitter, Janice

Simpson Theresa

.... 251

Smith,

Lai$ Jane ......

106,

311

Spohr, Dennis

Sims, Morton ........

311

Smith,

Marilyn

216,

31 1

Spomer, Kathy , .

SErirattna, Boonsong

. . . . , 311

Smith,

Mark . , .

31 1

Spratt, Dennis ....

Slssel, James

251

Smith,

Rick

218,

312

Sprehe, Janet

Sister Dorissa

114

Smith,

Rita

251

Sprehe, Janice

Skrdlant, Dawn, , .

115, 311

Smith,

Stanley Wayne

218

Spreier, Steven . . .

Skulthai, Patra .......

251

Smith,

Mershon .......

1 15,

31 1

Spresser, Kathryn

Slavik, Daryl

311

Smrcka,

Mary .......

216

Springer, Jacalyn

Slavin, Danny ........

311

SmufE,

Marvin

312

Springfeldt, Matthe

Slipke, Pamela

... ., 311

Snell,

Susan .........

312

Springfeldr, Michael

Sloan, Judith ........

31 1

Sociology Club

114

Sprout, Sharon , . .

Small, Gary

IIS, 251

Sodama

nn, Dona ......

312

Sromek, Debby

Smalley, Cara! .

..... 3t 1

Soeken,

Danny .

312

Staab, Dennis . . . .

Smies, Marcia ^ ...... .

311

Saeken,

Raymond . . . .

312

Stoab, Karla ....

Smith, Aivin .........

. , , . , 251

Sandburg, Connie . . , .

312

Staab, Leon 1.

Smith, ArSo 1

111, 251

Sanger,

Herbert

105

Staab, Leon J. r . .

Smilh, Bernard

311

Sophomore Women's

Staab, Terri ......

Smith, Diana

251

Honorarv

, 90

Stoats, Janet . . .

Smith, Dee . . . .

210, 311

Sowers,

Sheryl .......

312

Staars, Roger . , .

113

251

291

., 312

.. 312
. + . 32

312

312

Stack, Rod . . . . 112

Stacy, Rosanna 252

Stagner, Elizabeth 312

Sahl, Duane 312

Stamey, Stephen 117

Stanley, Donna . 93, 312

Stanley, Lynda ....... 312

Stapleton, Jerry 252

Star promenaders 123

Slateler, Sheri I . . . + . . « 312

Steam berg Geology Club ... 1 1 S

Stearns, Michael 3 i 2

Slech, Terence . 252

Stec Klein, Cynthia 252

Srecklein, Kathleen ........ 312

Stecklein, Virginia 312

SteckJine, Sharon 312

Staff on, Beverly 312

Steffan, Louise ....... 115, 312

Stein, Paula 112, 312

Stein, Scott 312

Steincamp, Marilyn ....... 312

Steiner, Kathy 312

Steinerl, Dennis 312

Stein ike, Paul 312

Stephens, Linda . 312

Stephens, Roger .......... 313

Stevens, Eugene ...... Ill, 313

372

Si evens, Terry 162, 313

Stevenson, George . 1 27, 313

Stewart, Lucille . ... 114

Stewart, Rhonda ....... 94, 313

Sievvon, Rkke 252

Steward Stephanie ... . 316, 313
Silo wait, Normo 31 3

SHU, Robert . 313

Stinnett, Danny , , 313

Stiles, Shirley 252

Stockstill, Daryl ... 153, 154, 156,

157

Stoecklein, Kenneth 313

Storm, Bonnie . . 136

Storm, Linda * 136, 313

Story, Cynthia 313

Stover, Rita . 313

Straight, Ronald . 252

Siromel, PhtlEip .......... 1 45,3 1 3

StreEt, Janet 313

Streit, jeorme 129, 313

Stall, Jerome .......... 85, 252

Si re it, Ronald 120, 252

Stremel, Mory 313

String Orchestra 136

String Trio 136

Stroberg, Roger 226, 313

Stroede, Marlene , , . , . . , . t 313

Stuart, Mary 313

Stuart, Patrick 313

Student Council for Exception

Children , , T 10

Student Education Assoc. ... 115
Student Organisation

Committee , . . , 96

Student Senate 92-93

St u ken broker. Sondi 313

Stull, Kendall ............. 313

Stull, Lory ,. 120, 204, 252

Stull, Peggy 204, 313

Sturgeon, Marilyn 208, 214

Stutz, Duonna ...... 313

Sueher, Carol 314

Suelter, Dennis . . 252

Summer*, Marietta 314

Summers, Susan 314

Sunley, Robert ....... 121, 252

F Suppes, Ronald .... 170-122, 314

SuppeS, Terry 314

Surprise, Donna 252

Sotion, Barbara , + . 314

Swafford, Ted ..,.111, 252

Swanborg, Steven 314

Swank, Susan ....... 04, 85, 252

Swart, Patricia ........ 210, 314

Swori, Sandro ........ 210, 314

Swayze, Curtis 314

Swearingen, Larry ......... 252

Swearingen, Robert ....... 314

Sweetheart King and Queen .. 81
Swihort, Sarah 314

Switzer, Daniel ............ 314

Switzer, Mariana 252

Swaboda, John 314

Swonger. Katherine 85

Symphonic Sand . 133

T

Tacha, Warren 113, 252

Taddiken, Mark 314

Toggart, Connie 314

Taldo, William 252

Taliaferro, Hal ....... 145

Tappan, Benjamin . 120, 145, 252

Tappan, Bruce 314

Tate, Michael . . 209, 21 S

Totro, Francis 314

Tan* Kappa Epsilon .... 230, 231

Tauscher, Jeanette 252

Taster, Michael 314

Taylor, Anita 252

Taylor, David ............. 314

Taylor, Gory . .. 314

Teasley, Mike 314

Teasley, Stanley 314

*

Tedesco, Nafa 212, 314

Tee!, Roger . 220, 314

Teeter, Fred 1 20, 252

Teeter, Loretta 314

Temple, Robin ............ 314

Tennis 176, 177

Thalheim, Arthur ...... 1 97, 31 4

Thorp, Tammy , , . 314

Theimer, Esther ........... 252

Theis, David .............. 314

Thelander, Larry .......... 314

Thiele, Theodore 314

Thielen, Joseph ........... 314

TheNen, Nick ............. 252

Theissen, Lauren 252

Thomas, Douglas . 314

Thomas, Keith 252

Thomasson, Margaret ...... 314

Thomm, Ralph , . 87, 89, 220, 314
Thompson, Daniel .......... 252

Thompson, Dianna 314

Thompson, Donna , *■ . . , 108, 252
Thompson, Harvey .... 112, 314

Thompson, James ..... 252

Thompson, Linda . . 107, 212, 252

Thompson, M. Craig ... 116, 314
Thompson, Pomelo . 210, 226, 335
Thompson, Robert , 220, 252

Thompson, Shirley 315

Thornton, Betiy 315

Thretkei, Robert 120, 125, 252

Thummd, Jon 200, 315

Thurlow, Lorry ........ 120, 127

Thurman, Craig 315

Thyfoult, CormelEo 315

Tibbetts, James , ...... 252

Tiger Debs . . 128

TEEIberg, leland . 220, 252

Till berg, Vernon 220, 252

Timken, Morgarer 252

Timken, Steve . , , 553

TindelE, Sue .... M 5, 215

Tinkel, Janice 253

TitreE, Jana . . . 129, 210, 226, 315

Tiitel, Joyce 253

Tittel, Lono 129, 210, 215

Tittle, Undo , 315

Tobias* Elaine 315

Todd, Lorry 315

Todd, Yvonno 115, 315

Toepfer, Thomas , , . 92, 99, 100,
112,228/315

Tonglsh, Dove . 315

Tou, Ling 253

Towns, Rondy 196, 315

Towns, Susan 315

Townsend, Kathryn 335.

Track 164-4 67

Traffic Tribunal 96

Treder, John ............. 253

Treder, Janet 119, 253

Trent, Anna 136, 315

Tresner, Leon .... 160, 162, 163

Tree, Patrick ......... 231, 315

Trickle, Robert ....... 315

Tricks, Tommy 315

Tripp, Kerry .......... 119, 315

Trout, Susan . 94, 99, 116, 212, 315
Trowbridge, Elaine ..... 116, 315

Trowbridge, Thomas 315

True, Donald r . 120, 253
True, Penny .............. 253

Tucker, Billy .............. 315

Tucker, Nancy ... 115, 212, 226,

315

Trukle, Diana >. 90, 101, 129, 212,
226, 315

Turley, Carol . 315

Truiey, Roy 253

Trunbull, Marcia 216, 315

Turner, Gory . 253

Truner, Gregory ... 99, 116, 120,

315

Turner, John — .. 315

Turner, Peggy ............ 315

Turner, Rosie 215

Turner, Scott ..... 145, 147, 315

Tuttle, Dennis . .. 315

Twidwell, Kenneth 253

Tyrrell, James 253

u

Ulmer, Gary 161, 162, 253

Um&cheEd, Thomas .... 106. 253

Underwood, Lana , , , „ . 129, 212
Underwood, Ronald . . . 125, 253

Unruh, Bonnie . . 119

Unruh, Earl ... 104, 253

Unruh, Roger ...... 104

Urban, Donald 133

Urban, Kothryn 115

Vaeharoporn, Rochanee .... 124

Vogue, Jeanette ...... 115, 215

VohEing* William 231, 315

VaElenline, Susie 315

Valline, Evily 315

Vondegriffe, Janice 316

Vandlvier, Juanita ......... 315

Van Doran, Dave . 219, 253

Von Doren, Cothtyn ........ 253

Von Doren, Marilyn .... 210, 316

Van Eaton, Quentin 316

Von Kcoten, Connie 253

Van Kootcn, Laverne . . . 108, 316
Van VEeat, Meraid .... 125, 316

Von Wey, Cannie 115, 316

Van Winkle, Kenneth 316

Van Winkle, Richard ....... 316

Vann, Diane , 316

Vann, Mary 316

Vap, Richard 316

Varsity Bond - , , - 135

Varsity Bond Show 28

Vaughn, Rodney 118, 253

Vovricka, Roberi ., . 106, 120, 253

Veeh, Thomas 253

Vejvoda, Gary ........ 153, 15/

Venneberg, Gerald

316

Wagner, Franc

254

Walters, Kathleen ....

317

Watkins,

Judith

. 84, 85, 254

Venneberg, Janet

107,

253

Wagner, Gary

316

Walters, Mary Louise

317

Waikins,

Larry

254

2 53

317

Walters, Nancy

317

Weathers

, Douglas

318

Vesecky, Margaret

253

Wagner, Nancy

254

Walters, Thomas .

317

Weber,

Arlene

318

Veterans'' Club

127

Wagner, Terrence . . , .

317

Walters, William . . . . .

317

Weber,

Carolyn

318

Vetter, Kenneth

224

Wahrmon, Joseph

125,

317

Walton, Kelly

145,

317

Weber,

Helen

313

Vice, Claude . . .

254

Wait, Jacquelyn

317

Walz, Harry . .

220,

254

Weber,

Scait . . , .

.... 226, 254

Vignery, John . , . .

125,

162,

254

Waldman, Georgene

317

Wolz, Lynn ...... 116,

125,

317

Weber,

Joseph

318

Vincent, John , . . ,

230,

316

Waldo, Dennis . ,

317

Wang, Beortice

254

Weber,

Mary

. 318

Vincent, Martha

316

Waldschmidt, Cynthio . .

81,

210,

Wang, Charles

. 34,

254

Weber,

pMerrie

313

Vincent, Stephen

230

226,

317

Wanklyn, Allan

317

Weber,

Ronald . . .

24 r 89

Vint, Ludle ....

254

Waldschmidt, Mike . . .

226,

317

Wann, David , . ,

317

Weber,

Shirley

254

Vonoda, Debra

316

Walker, Barbara

216,

317

Wonnomaker, Jennifer

317

Webs,

Gay ....

313

Vonado, Karen

316

Walker, Danny 125,

1 13,

254

Ward, Cynthia

317

Webster,

Charles

318

Vonfonae Alan

112

Walker, Dixie

108

Ward, Elmer

254

Websler,

Robert

...... 254

Von Feldt, Darrel

316

Walker, James

254

Word, Leslie ........

317

Weigel,

Leland

116, 318

Vanfeidt, John

316

Walker, Kenneth

151,

317

Ward, Margaret ......

317

Weilerr,

Icle

94

Vopat, Alan ,. . , .

316

Welker, Marshall

220,

317

Ward, Tranda ........

. 90,

317

Weilert,

Sheila

318

Voron, Sharon

316

Walker, Ralph

317

War lop, Sharon

317

Weimer,

Eugene

338

Vore, Carl

316

Walker, Ronnie ........

317

Warren, Bruce

254

Wei mer.

Roberi

318

Voth, Jan

316

Walker, Thelma

216,

317

Warren, Mary

317

Weishacr

Vicki

313

VratEl, Connie . , . .

129,

210,

336

Wallace, Aljoe .......

. 89,

317

Warrick, Dianna

317

Weissenf luh, Henry

254

Wallace, Robin ......

317

Warrick, Ken .........

317

/Velker,

Judy

107, 119, 318

IA

f

Wallme, Coral

254

Wasinger, Darrell

254

Weller,

Dorothy

.... 106, 127

w

f

Walter, Catherine . . , ,

317

Wosinger, Edwin

31 S

Welty, Ann ......

94, 318

Walter, William

254

Wasinger, Lloyd . . . . .

318

Wenciker

, Anna

94, 3 1 8

Wade, Bruce

254

Walters, Bernita . . . . .

317

Wasinger, Max .......

220,

313

Wenrich,

Carl

313

Wade, Sandra

254

Walters, David Lean . . .

. 39,

317

Wastog, Michael . . . ,

318

Wente,

Carol

318

Wadsworth, Tim

316

Walters, Iris

317

Wassinger, Sandro . . .

318

Werner,

Claude

318

Wagner, Arthur

254

Walters, James .......

106,

254

Watkins, Daniel ......

254

Werner,

Donald . . . ,

. 89, 109, 318

374

Werner, Dwighi ........... 254

Werth, Carolyn 318

Werth, Cynthia 92

Werth, Dale , . 318

Worth, Darrell 318

Werth, James * 105, 254

Wcfih, Ronald 31 S

Werrh, Wayne ............ 318

Wesscl, Helen ............ 318

West, Dennis ........ 209, 254

West, Richard . .. 318

West, Thomas 318

Westbrook, Deborah ....... 318

Westbrook, Robert .... 121, 254

Westermon, Michael , 254

Westorvelt, Dixie 94, 254

Westfall, George 162

Westphol, Donald 318

Westphol, Nancy ......... 318

Wetz, Greg ............ 318

Wet*, Mark , . 254

Wheotcroft. Dennis ... 149, 151,

164, 318

Wheatcrofr, Janice * 319

Wheeler, Leta ... 129, 212, 213,
319, 336

Wheeler, Susan ... 210, 226, 319

Whipple, Charlyrt . . . 254

Whisman, Berdeno 254

Whitaker, Tommie 254

WHiteher, Margaret ....... 319

White, Bobbi 319

White, Connie . . 254

White, Doris 254

White, Joel 89, 319

White, Lyle 319

White, Mark 224, 319

Whitehead, Steven ........ 319

Whiteside, Gerald 319

Whittecar, Donald , , 255

Whittecar, Rachel ........* 255

Who's Who .... 85

Withers, Joyce ....... 216, 319

Wicke, Linda 319

Witkershgm, Steven 319

Wide eer, Batty 121, 319

Wick, Jgnice . , r . , . r 255

Wiesendonger, Joyce . , H9, 319

Wiese. Emma 115, 319

Wiesoer, David 255

Wiftftt Hall ... 200' 203

Wigner, Larry 220

Wiggins, Clifton 319

WElgers, Mary 108, 319

Wilhelm, Donald . . 319

Wilhelm, Robert .......... 319

Wilken, Edward 319

Wilkens, Anita 255

Wtlkens, Ardene 255

Wilkerson, Gary .......... 339

Wilkinson, Mary 319

Wittars, Janet ............ 319

Williams, David ....... 220, 319

Williams, Debra * 319

Williams, Donna 319

Williams, Dwight M. ....... 171

Williams, Margaret .. 319

Williams, Orville .......... 319

Will jams, Trudy M2. 319

Wittfc Charles 319

Willis, Elizabeth . 115, 216, 319

Willome, Sharon .......... 255

Willome, Thomas . . r 255

Wilson, Boyd , 319

Wilson, Floyd 319

Wilson, Freddy ....... 226, 319

Wilson, Jerry 222, 319

Wilson, Lynn 255

Wilson, Steve ............ 319

Wrndhoh, Douglas 319

Windholz, Gerald ......... 112

Wind hot z, Guy 319

Windholz, Kenneth .... 226, 320

Wind hoi z, Kenneth J, 320

Windholz, Wayne 320

Winkler, Steven 127, 320

Winter, Debra ........ 210, 320

Wrnton, Richard .......... 320

Wirtz, Jayne . . , 320

Wirtz, Joleen ........ 112, 320

Wise, Mac 255

Witthuhn, Eldon . , 255

Witthuhn, VeHene . . 320

Witthuhn, Verta .......... 320

Wittig, June .......... 97, 320

Wittmon, Cynthia 320

Witt man, Jane ........... 320

Wittman, Lloyd ........... 320

Witt man, Patricia ... 98, 101, 320
Witwer, Karen .... 92, 216, 320

Wobker, David .. 92. 93, 113, 320

Wolf, Anna 320

Wolf, Barbara 320

Wall, Robert 320

Wolf, Steven ............ 255

Wolfe, Dan 320

Wolfe, Roveila 320

Wolfram, Joyce 104, 255

Wolfing, Undo 255

Womack, Roger 320

Women's Glee Qub 137

Women's Leadership
Organization 86

Women's Recreation Assoc. . 130

Wong, Shing Chi ... 320

Wood, Nancy 90, 133, 216

Woods, Kenneth ... 89, 109, 320

Woods, Mae Jean ..... 90, 320

Woods, Phillip , 320

Woodson, Shirley . . . 84-86, 1 08,

255

Woodwind Ensemble ...... 132

Wooldridge, Brad ......... 320

Woof t er, John 107

Worcester, Steven 89, 320

Worden, Elaine 108

Worden, Susan ... 108, 132, 320

Workman, Robert 220

Worley, Allan 228, 320

Woydziak, Robert 220, 320

Wrestling .... 160-163

Wright, Curtis I OS, 134

Wright, Joseph 320

Wright, Marcia + . 320

Wright, Russell 320

Wrighisman, Catherine , ,,* 129,

226, 320

Wu, Annmarie . 124

Worm, Nancy 132. 133, 320

Wyott, John 321

Wyoti, Linda . . . , 321

WyaM, Sharon 212, 321

Wyckoff, Jay , . 321

Wyccff, Susan 119, 321

Wyley, Lindo . ...... 321

Wyley, Lois 321

Y

Yale, Lucille 115, 321

Yearout, Phillip , . 255

Yeazel, Dayna .... 112, 115, 321

Yenne, Donna , . . .

Yoder, Cheryl ....

Younk, Wesley

Young Americans for

freedom ......

Young, Candace , .

212, 321

Young, Edmond

145

Young, Robert ....

120,

222, 255

Younker, Dianne

119

Younker, Robert

Ypgnt, Bill ......

Yoxall, Bonnie ....

. 90,

113, 321

Yoxali, Dianna

321

Yu$t, Philip ......

115, 321

z

Zomecnik, Irwin 321

Zee ha, David 321

Zehr, Dennis 255

ZeJImer, Evelyn . 255

Zellner, Geraldine .... 212, 255

Zellner. Joe . 32]

Zerfos, Terry 321

Zerr, Dean „ . 115, 321

Zerr, Dennis 191, 321

Zerr, Kevin 321

Ziegler, Eugene 255

Ziegler, Gwen ...... 90, 94, 321

Ziegler, Karla 255

Ziegler, Kathleen 321

Ziegler, Kathy 321

Ziegler, Zearl 321

Zier, Kristin 321

Zierlein, Lorry ............ 145

Zlerlein, Marcia 255

Zillinger, Alan 321

Zimmer, Joan ., 85, 86, 1 07, 119,

255

Zimmer, Kurt 321

Zimmerman, Jana . 321

Zimmerman, Larry ......... 321

Zipfel Gary « 228, 321

Zweifel, Barbara .......... 255

Zweifel, loren 255

Zweygardf, Charlene 321

Zwkkle, Loony , . 321

Zwink, Janis 85, 109, 255

Zwink, Timothy . 89, 92, 109, 113,

32K

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